><< Any recommendations on a good source for the little alternators? >>
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>Use the Toyota High Speed alternator. It can be found on Toyota Tercels,
>1985 and later (as well as many other Asian cars - I found one on a Chevy
>Sprint) at any salvage yard for about $15 used. They are internally
>regulated and will need only a one wire hook-up to the battery and a switched
>ignition wire to excite the rotor/magnet. You can hook-up the idiot warning
>light or run an amp meter as a charge indicator. These units are bullet
>proof and are Toyota's recomendation for retrofit to earlier cars with
>enternal regulators. They are made by Nipon-Denzo and can be identified by a
>squareish sheet metal cover on the rear of the unit to cover the regulator
>and diodes. They have an internal fan giving the case a nicely curved look.
>They will be found with both types of pulleys which can be easily changed to
>one that works with your car,
>
>Rod Schweiger
>
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