>Hello all,
>Its been a while for me. I am rebuilding an engine for my 1986 900 T.
>The engine is out of an '85 SPG, and is in pretty good shape for its age
>(70k mi). I am looking for a larger alternator than the 100 amp thatis
>on it. DOes any one lnow where I can locate one for the older 900s?
I suspect you can put in a different alternator but the problem may be the
drive for it. I think the 84 up 900's use the two-belt setup (my 83's and
older all have single-belt drive for the alternator), but is that the same
with all the later alternators? Maybe you can get a generic one that's about
the right physical size and the right output capacity and get a pulley that
suits the arrangement with the existing alternator?
Craig.

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Richard Sutherland-Smith - 10 Jun 2007 04:32 GMT
>>Hello all,
>>Its been a while for me. I am rebuilding an engine for my 1986 900 T.
>>The engine is out of an '85 SPG, and is in pretty good shape for its age
>>(70k mi). I am looking for a larger alternator than the 100 amp thatis
>>on it. DOes any one lnow where I can locate one for the older 900s?
> I suspect you can put in a different alternator but the problem may be the
> drive for it. I think the 84 up 900's use the two-belt setup (my 83's and
> older all have single-belt drive for the alternator), but is that the same
> with all the later alternators? Maybe you can get a generic one that's about
> the right physical size and the right output capacity and get a pulley that
> suits the arrangement with the existing alternator?
> Craig.
1993s had twin belts.

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