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Jimymazda 09-16-09 09:46 PM

3rd gen Alt on 89 TII electrical
 
Good evening,
I just got a 3rd gen Alternator for my 89 TII, first problem the shaft diameter is bigger than the 2nd gen, so I will have the dual pulley and spacer modify tomorrow.
I found a thread that metioned the shaft issue and also the adjustment bolt that I have to get.
Now my real question, It also says something about the harness connector, can I use the 2nd gen connector/plug? I tried it and it seems like it fits. Does it?

Thanks
Jimmy
89 TII

walken 09-16-09 10:23 PM

plug and play.

87 t-66 09-16-09 10:53 PM


Originally Posted by Jimymazda (Post 9500929)
I tried it and it seems like it fits. Does it?

so you plugged it in and you can't tell if the plug fits? this is a very common upgrade for FC owners. there are probably hundreds of threads on the subject.

RotaryRocket88 09-16-09 11:02 PM

Atkins sells a double pulley for the FD alt: http://www.atkinsrotary.com/store/pr...9&cat=0&page=1.

Drilling out the S5 pulley by hand will be very sketchy. Whatever you use would need to be very precise to avoid an imbalance. I thought about doing it for the alt I just put in my car, and was planning on using a mill to do it, but decided on a double pulley instead.

clokker 09-17-09 03:02 AM


Originally Posted by RotaryRocket88 (Post 9501130)
... was planning on using a mill to do it, but decided on a double pulley instead.

The tool of choice for that job is a lathe.
Took me all of about 10 minutes to do the two pulley halves and the spacer.

Jimymazda 09-17-09 07:15 AM

Thank you to everyone, like Walken said, its plug and play, except for the pulley that needed some machining.

Thanks again,
Jimmy
89 TII

RotaryRocket88 09-17-09 12:35 PM


Originally Posted by clokker (Post 9501452)
The tool of choice for that job is a lathe.
Took me all of about 10 minutes to do the two pulley halves and the spacer.

Yes, obviously that would be the best, but a mill can get the job done too. Unfortunately I don't have access to a lathe anymore.

clokker 09-17-09 02:33 PM


Originally Posted by RotaryRocket88 (Post 9502190)
Yes, obviously that would be the best, but a mill can get the job done too. Unfortunately I don't have access to a lathe anymore.

Crap, I'll trade you.
The lease on my Bridgeport ended and I couldn't justify renewing it...I miss it a lot.
In general, mills are more useful (to me, at least) than lathes.


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