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thanks!
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What, you wouldn't work on a C20 or 30 once in a while?
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Great build and fantastic truck. When I have the funds I will be doing an LSx swap to my 67 K10 conversion and yours has helped in the planning of parts usage greatly. Thanks for sharing all the part number info. It helps a lot. |
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If the LSx alternator is like the previous design (the CS-130 alternator) you can also wire it up to your stock alternator warning lamp and that will make it function also. I put the CS-130 in everything I build. |
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Do you have a part number and maybe a wiring diagram to the alt plug. |
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Mines hooked up as a one wire and tho it is charging...it only goes up to about 13.1v.
I have nothing plugged into it.........just the hot feed to the back. |
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http://www.novaresource.org/alternator.htm Pigtail with resistor: AC Delco #8078 http://www.oldengine.org/unfaq/10si.htm Many of us have externally regulated alternators still so you will have to convert the wiring over to internally regulated first, then the wiring will work for the CS130 conversion. |
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I just found out that the CS130D alternator uses a different connector than the older CS130 so the AC Delco part number I listed in post #361 will not fit the CS130D alternator on the LSx engines.
I'm pretty sure GM will have a version of the resistor pigtail for the CS130D but I don't have a part number for it. |
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Great info!
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I finally got my AC system installed and charged up today. Just had 1 leak at one of the fittings that I forgot to tighten. I will try to post pics of the install soon. Man, is it nice to have some cold air blowin', just in time for summer.
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did you get the ac request working so it kicks up at idle. im not sure how different it is but i cant get mine to work. i tryed putting power to it and ground neitherr kicked up the idle. thanks and very nice truck.
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Where's the pics?
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Here are the pics of the new AC system installed. The whole kit is the Old Air setup, except for the compressor blocks (Docs Blocks P#AA2210 and Ray's Auto Air & Heat P#06300739), the hoses (custom made by The Hose Man), and the compressor (stock 5.3L setup). The relay was added to turn both electric fans on when the AC on button is pressed.
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Here is a pic of the center console I made. It's not perfect, but it will work for now.
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i might have missed it, but what are the Doc's Blocks? what purpose?
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cool. thanks!
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Great work.
Thanks for posting the part numbers too. That will help many of us. |
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