Suggest getting a manual for the proper testing procedure of the entire alternator circuit. In addition to the fuseable links, I see three more fuses for the circuit. I am not experienced in testing alternators with internal voltage regulators to offer up hints. External voltage regulators were a piece of cake, the internal stuff is a different story. Am sure its easy, just never had the opportunity to test one out.
If the voltage at the battery never exceeds batt voltage, the alternator or circuit is at fault. Make sure there is battery voltage at the B+ terminal with the key off, this portion of the circuit is the same as the old external voltage regulator type. Where to go from there is up to others to assist.
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Good old Bill
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