1986 Oldsmobile Firenza 2.0 liter v4. 
   Ok so why the heck isn’t my freaking executor wire getting power?
  Fuse is fine. Was never blown. Says it’s the guages fuse… 
  I thought replacing the fuseable link with an inline fuse might solve it and once it reaches the alternator it would send power now that it has a place for the electricity to travel to. But no. Nothing. 
    WHAT DO IT DO when I fix this I have a car that’s all that’s wrong I’m 90% sure but u till I figure out this stupid issue I don’t have a car do I just run a new wire to it from something that turns on when the key is on? 

   Only other thing is that when I shorted my car when connecting battery… in the fusebox there were two wires plugged in withiught fuses in the batt acc terminals. The car wouldn’t turn on originally untill I pulled these two cables out of the fusebox. Then it turned on. Those two cables being pulled out was definitely the factor (only variable) that made the car turn on. 
   So I don’t know if the exciter wire was connected to one of these… 

  Idk if the bulb blew but it looks fine.  Is that it? Did the bulb blow? Will that fix my issue????? It worked fine… then two years ago the timing chain broke I replaced the timing chain last week but up untill the timing chain broke the alternator worked totally fine. So after I shorted the car something broke. Is it the bulb???? If it’s a guages fuse it’s fine. If it’s one of these fuseless wires then it was working withiught a fuse in- did it short the bulb? Did it mischievously burn some freaking wire that’s impossible to get to? What’s the deal? This should be simple. Ugh. I just need a car I just need a car so I can live my life 


Exciter wire no power???????