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Trying to wire up an alternator on a Flatty!!!
Im trying to figure out what I need to do here. I have a 51 M38 flatty with a stock motor and Ive now got the brackets fabbed up and alternator on. Im using a GM 3 wire alternator because I have a few laying around. Now I need to know what wires go where. Has anyone here done this before. I done one on a Toyota FJ40 for my brother inlaw but I cant seem to find the wire diagram for it that we used. I don't know if I would call it a diagram, it just said hook this color to this and that to that.....
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Re: Trying to wire up an alternator on a Flatty!!!
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Re: Trying to wire up an alternator on a Flatty!!!
is it possible to run a gm 3 wire with only the big red wire (bat) connected? im running amp gauge???
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Re: Trying to wire up an alternator on a Flatty!!!
Hey Dan Stew!! I cant get that page to load for me. Do you use Net Scape to view it?
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Re: Trying to wire up an alternator on a Flatty!!!
Never mind, I got it!!
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Re: Trying to wire up an alternator on a Flatty!!!
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is it possible to run a gm 3 wire with only the big red wire (bat) connected? [/ QUOTE ] no |
Re: Trying to wire up an alternator on a Flatty!!!
Yup I use netscape.
Goto www.earlycj5.com and got othe forums, sign up and enjoy it, and do a post looking for me, or PM me and i can give you the link over there. I have the same screen name there. |
Re: Trying to wire up an alternator on a Flatty!!!
Thanx for the help Dan!!! I got it all together now and wired up, Just having a hard time getting the dang thing to start again. It's been sitting for six months now, Im thinking new battery time now so I can see if its going to work.....
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Re: Trying to wire up an alternator on a Flatty!!!
Why not convert it to a one wire alternator? I've done it to boats, jeeps and tractors.
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Re: Trying to wire up an alternator on a Flatty!!!
Why not a one wire??? Because I have several of these GM 3 wires laying around and need to use them on something... My dad use to run an impound and I grabbed a lot of parts and stuff that I might need before he sold the cars to the salvage yards...
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