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jasongray5 26th August 2009 12:11 AM

Suitable alternator?
 
G'day chaps
Are we all well?

Will soon be time to start thinking about a dark art call auto-electrickery

So my question to you folks is, do you reckon this fiat alternator would be any good. Its a denso unit, which is good (apparently)

All thoughts welcomeLinky

HandyAndy 26th August 2009 12:25 AM

:D well i,m well thanks .....you?

as for the denso unit...... no idea !!! :confused: :D do you not have the original?

i,m dreading the electrickery stuff :eek:

andy

jasongray5 26th August 2009 12:33 AM

:D Not bad mate either, wee bit pished:o

The old un is too big and controlled by the ecu, so im told...?

Not dreading the electrics as its all nice and logical (most of the time!!!) Oh and i got a B in GCSE electronics a couple of years ago..?

HandyAndy 26th August 2009 12:50 AM

electronics wasn,t invented when i was at school :eek: :D

thought you might be a bit sozzled :cool:

i,ve read elsewhere that those denso units are popular fitments on zetecs, but other than that i have no idea :o

andy

flyerncle 30th August 2009 10:20 AM

This might help,Corsa is fitted with a tiny alternator three bolt fixing and only two wires it also has Poly-vee pulley.

jasongray5 30th August 2009 10:50 AM

Cheers mate, im useing a ribbed pully, How hard is it going to be to change the 2 over do we think?
Cheers Guys

flyerncle 30th August 2009 06:32 PM

I am no sparky but all it had was a large live feed (battery feed) and a wire for the battery warning light.The whole unit is about 6x8 inches and has three mounting holes 2 lower and 1 upper when fitted vertically to the rear of the engine at the O/S of the engine.
The adjuster is sprung or you could use some sort of adjustable sliding pulley and bolt to a suitable plate or the chassis, just make sure it is aligned perfectly.


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