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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Mustang / October 2007

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Alternator conversion

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Ron Patterson - 12 Oct 2007 06:55 GMT
I  am transplanting a 1968 302 V8 into a project car.  There is not enough
clearance to pivot the stock Ford alternator.  Can someone help me with
wiring in the Nippon Denso alternator I just purchased.  It fits in
perfectly.  It has the large screw terminal that I know goes to the battery
or battery side of the firewall mounted solenoid.  But I do not know how to
wire in the three wire plug and loom that comes from the alternator.

Thanks,
Ron Patterson
Ashton Crusher - 14 Oct 2007 21:48 GMT
>I  am transplanting a 1968 302 V8 into a project car.  There is not enough
>clearance to pivot the stock Ford alternator.  Can someone help me with
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>Thanks,
>Ron Patterson

Did you try Google?  putting in: Nippon Denso alternator conversion
produced this........

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Chevrolet_Sprint_or_Suzuki_86-89_Nippon_Denso_alternat
or-which_terminal_of_the_three_flat_blade_terminals_should_be_connected_to_the_i
gnition_circuit_to_tell_the_alternator_to_charge

 
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