Can't find negative connection on remote terminal battery

Take note of any radio codes. If you don't know them, get a small or another 12v battery, a set of small jumper leads, connect the leads clips to the matching cables on the car at the battery. You are now supplying a small current in parallel. Using a buddy to hold the battery terminals away from the bodywork remove the negative first, then the positive. Remove battery and replace with new battery. Reattach positive terminal first then negative, then remove small jumper cables and it should have preserved your codes etc.

Most common problem is bad connection at the battery, or battery cable end terminals, but yes, all cars I've worked on have fusible links, either near the battery or near the starter.

sounds like a bad connection at or from the battery. If the battery is dirty,clean it and the terminals, provided the battery is good. How did you check the battery and the alternator?

definitely could be but there could be something causing the battery to die. also you may not be getting good contact at the battery terminals try cleaning then

yes there is a negative on the passenger side strut tower and the positive is under a cover just behind the passenger side headlight.

The battery should be on the right hand side of the car, in the engine compartment, remember when you jump start it to hook up the jumper cables like this; negative jumper cable to negative battery terminal on your car, then positive jumper cable to positive terminal on your car, then, put the other positive jumper cable to the car that's jumper car and last connect the other negative jumper cable to the jumer cars engine block, and that should help you.

You may have to expose the battery terminals due the fact of plastic covers on the newer vehicles. If the battery terminals are already exposed, you will find one terminal with a red wire while the other is black, (usually). The terminal witht the red wire is considered the positive terminal, which will match a plus sign. The red jumper cable must be attached to this terminal, and the other red jumper cable must be attached to the other battery with a red wire. Then, follow suit with the black wire, this is the negative wire, hence the minus sign. This works if you have another vehicle to jump your battery from.

If you are using a battery charger, you will have to connect the reds to reds and the blacks to blacks using the aligator clips at the ends.

GENERATOR - 2.5L
REMOVAL
Disconnect battery negative cable from remote negative terminal on shock tower. 
Unplug field circuit from generator. 
Remove the B+ terminal nut and wire Wiring Connections - 2.4/2.5L 
Loosen top mounting ear bolt. 
Loosen pivot bolt, but do not remove. Be careful not to lose nut Generator - 2.5L Engine 
Loosen adjusting bolt on idler to allow removal of the generator drive belt. 
Remove pivot bolt, do not drop spacer. 
Remove top mounting ear bolt. 
Remove upper generator bracket. 
Remove generator. 
INSTALLATION
For installation, reverse above procedures. Tighten all fasteners and add small amount of lock tight.
Good luck and hope this helps.

Sounds like you have a dead battery. You either need a jump start with jumper box or clean battery terminals and see if that works