I went to replace the battery on a 1999 Taurus SE I have recently been working on. Previously the car would not start, but replaced the alternator, cleaned terminals, and borrowed a good battery, which made it start right up. It ran fine and when i purchased my own battery for the car, I made a VERY stupid mistake by hooking it up to the wrong terminals. I did not fully connect it, only connected the ground, to the positive by mistake, then when i touched the positive terminal to the negative node on the battery the horn honked, trunk popped open, and some sparks shot off the battery. I immediately realized what was wrong and reconnected the battery the correct way. However, after several attempts, the farthest i got was getting it running for about a minute until it lost battery power and stalled. I then took the alternator, which I just replaced, to auto-zone to get tested, where they told me it was fried. Could other parts have been damaged or will it run fine if i just replace the alternator?