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    Alternator retrofit

     



    Hi there, I have a little question about alternators. I have a 460 with 1975 mounting brackets and belts but I hate the external voltage regulator, can anyone suggest where to find an internally regulated alternator to fit this application?

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    Well, dang it, I can't find it now, but somewhere in the last month I say a article or ad for a regulator that mounted on the back of a Ford alternator and turned it into a one Wire coming from the Alternator. I'll try keep looking through my Magazines till I find it.
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    Found it. Sacramento Vintage Ford (www.vintage-ford.com) has it at $38.00 (part number 13289)

    Quoting the ad: "This compact voltage regulator bolts directly to the back of a Ford alternator, converting it to a one wire unit. It elimnates the stock voltage regulator and all its wiring. A single 10 gauge wire is all that's needed to hook up the complete system. This is a proven component having been used for some time in the industrial and farm applications. Regulator can be used with or without charging indicator light. "

    Hope this will help you. P.S. it looks like it's no bigger than 3/4" by 1 1/4".
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