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88 chrysler style alternator no int. regulator?
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04/01/10 02:22 PM
04/01/10 02:22 PM
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James74
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Long story short, I'm swapping a 440 into an 88 dodge w150. I was going to try to keep the original wiring harness, and with it the original style alternator. Its the Chrysler style (not sure which amp, I assume 90). Its too big to fit in the original style 440 bracket. The manual says it is regulated by the SMEC (computer?). If this is the case, couldn't I swap in an earlier style alt? I was concerned about not having an external voltage reg, but it sounds like the alt I have now doesn't have one either. Any comments or experience on this? Thanks, James
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Re: 88 chrysler style alternator no int. regulator?
[Re: Jim_Lusk]
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04/01/10 06:45 PM
04/01/10 06:45 PM
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Just add in the old 70 and up style regulator and wiring, you can get the connectors from NAPA.
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