Finally i cant beleave its actually done....

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Apr 2, 2007

Redneckstone

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Finally i cant beleave its actually done....

after over 2 years of needing a new alt i finally replaced it today. grant come over and helped me get my butt in gear.

my old one the regulator was shot it was charging over 15volts all the time and brushes where toast and recently it has been rattling bad....

its so much nicer to have an alt that works right now!!!

Apr 2, 2007

5speedin2.3

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lol i can only guess what killed it...

what alt did you put in?

Apr 2, 2007

shadyluke

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Did you put a bigger one in? Good job getting it done

Apr 2, 2007

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yea finally!!!!

Apr 3, 2007

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about time!

Apr 3, 2007

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nice........15v......hmmmmmmm

Apr 3, 2007

Redneckstone

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LOL i made an alternator out of 3 bad one's, its pretty much a mutant, only cost me $10 for a bearing. but its working kick ***

Apr 3, 2007

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Frankenator. Cool

Apr 3, 2007

ranger1999 Bob

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if you were overcharging its a good thing you didnt fry the battery too

Apr 3, 2007

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Redneckstone

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haha ya... the old one i spun it off the truck WOW thats all i have to say...

Apr 3, 2007

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Originally Posted by ranger1999 Bob

if you were overcharging its a good thing you didnt fry the battery too

oh i am well aware i was waiting for it lol

Apr 3, 2007

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Frankenator

new word added to my language dictionary.....

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Lol

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Aren't they fun to put in... Actually they aren't bad if you have the tight tools.

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tools arnt a problem lol have enough of those. and actually there a cake walk just takes a little time. only reason i didnt do it i was being lazy and putting it off lol...

my and grant worked like what an hour and joked around too

Apr 4, 2007

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tools arnt a problem lol have enough of those. and actually there a cake walk just takes a little time. only reason i didnt do it i was being lazy and putting it off lol...

My belt started sqeeking this winter...I bought a new belt then my belt quite when it got warm.....I still haven't installed it