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Rewiring - Alternator Power - Part 6
Topic: Electrical   Posted:2009-11-06
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You really need to torque on the nut that attaches the pulley. The tricky thing is that you need to equally torque on an allen wrench. I use a bottle jack handle:

Alternator Power

Sigh. That was a bad move on my part:

Alternator Power

Just one wire hooks up to a one-wire alternator. No exciter wire. Nothing:

Alternator Power

Here is how the back of the old one looks. There is a whole mess of wires hooked up to regulator on the old one:

Alternator Power

I really like the way these parts look. Here is a shot of the rotor:

Alternator Power

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