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Wiring in CS-style alt
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OK, yes, I do know how to use the search here. But holey rusted metal, Batman- it gets confusing..... fast.
I've dropped a 350 out of a '93 Suburban into my '72 Cheyenne, & have kept the serpentine set-up. The Cheyenne had a 350. Converted the '93 to carb. So I want to wire in the '93s CS-style alternator to the Cheyenne, which was still a factory-style externally regulated alt. Bought a wiring jumper for the SI to CS swap & cut off the SI connector. I now have a CS-style connector with a red wire in position S, and a yellow wire (with a resistor) in the L position. Where the frack do they go?? lol |
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Thank you very much. I didn't come across that particular one. I went thru 8 or 10 threads that came up in my search queries, & got so many different directions going in my head that my eyes glazed over. ;)
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Yes, I'll be using the factory ammeter.
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And the remaining wires at the old regulator can be removed/capped? |
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yes you have it right and to illustrate that and the ammeter wiring, check out this thread I just did in the electrical forum. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=568662 The last diagram I posted was for the SI conversion so Here is the correct one for the CS conversion (yours), with the included wiring for the Ammeter. Attachment 1492596 |
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You may want to consider upgrading to a CS144 alternator instead of the CS130. The CS130 doesn't make a good paperweight IMHO. The die at very inopportune times. Electrical connection is the same.
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