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Alternator on a D14
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    Posted: 02 Apr 2011 at 2:56pm
 
  My generator is beyond repair so I am contemplating putting an Alternator on my D14. Anyone have any suggestions for an alternator and mounting brackets? Any help will be appreciated.
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Keep in mind, Alternators are Negative ground, so don't forget to change things around such as Ignition wiring, battery cables etc. Its a good idea to switch to a Voltmeter also for safety. If the wiring is in good shape, shouldn't be a problem using the system. Would be a good idea to upgrade the Ignition switch also. The D series Ign. switches were to light for the system, hence the reason for burnt up harnesses behind the dash lot's of times. We offer a complete 12V conversion wiring system for the D14 if your wiring is in shabby shape, and you want to upgrade to a more reliable system and components...
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