Yes. Just one side that has the black wires on the end lug.
No testing with the MM, just leave the wire off, make sure it is not touching anything (tape it if you have to) and then start a game with a new fuse and see if it blows. If it does your flipper coil is not the problem then the search continues.
Also check "Game Over Relay - both coils" , "Coin Relay", "Reset Relay" looking for the same things I talked about before. Also check in general all other relays in the bottom of the cabinet.
If you are confident all looks well you can then check for loose/broken wires under the Playfield.
Try that next.
Remember take your time, it is not a race, get a good light and a magnifying glass for close up inspections. Hand held mirrors are also handy. EM's are mainly fixed with the eyes, and a meter once in a while. It generally takes me 100+ hours depending on the machine for a full shop out.
Sometimes a problem can be overlooked the 1st time around inspecting as there can be other things in your way hiding the issue. Go over areas again that are congested with parts, wires, etc. to make sure nothing is missed.
As far as the bridge Rectifier, it is rare on an EM that they go bad, like a transformer, so I am thinking that is not your problem either, but if you wish you can un-plug the Rectifier (tape the wires so they do not touch anything) get a new fuse and start a new game and if that blows, then that is not your issue.
Now may be a good time to invest in the fuse stock market too.
Quoted from EM-PINMAN:Get yourself a owners manual and a schematic from "Pinball Resource" to start if you do not already have them. You will be blind working on your machine without these.
Ken