Thread: alternator conversion
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12-30-2003 08:44 PM #16
Hey George, Sorry to keep "Going Mad", but I really like their stuff.
http://www.madelectrical.com/catalog/cn-1.shtml
Maybe if you take a picture into one of your local stores they can find one.
PatOf course, that's just my opinion, I could be wrong!
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12-31-2003 05:14 AM #17
junction block
I always junction mine at the starter solenoid lug.
If you don't like that, go to a local scrapyard and find one. Most Japanese cars have a junction under the hood. They usually have a nice cover with a "+" symbol on them, too.Ensure that the path of least resistance is not you...
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12-31-2003 04:08 PM #18
Stu Cool,
I like their stuff and also the reading information I printed the picture, It is hard to explain what I need to people they say, "what is a junction block"
Madgrinder,
That is a good idea I'll let ya know what I do..
Thx BR549"Murphy" is always at work...it is only ocassionally he let's us know that...
Think out of the box, you may stumble on something new..
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01-01-2004 12:35 AM #19
Late 80's Eagle primere have a nice junction block, one terminal, with a locking plastic cover, about 2" by4" and an inch deep. It is right behind the batteryAnyone can restore an old car, it takes a man to cut one up
Thanks guys! One more trip around the sun completed. Lots of blessings and things to be thankful for (like still being able to type this message!!) Here's to us "over 70 guys.." Glenn
HBD Glenn!!