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**El Jay** · 10-21-2008, 02:49 AM

Okay. I'm completely computer illiterate. So I can't post a direct link.
But, KRUE has taken a huge amount of time to compile a whole mess of FAQ's and their answers.

Just "cut & paste this to "SEARCH" near the very top of the page.

External to Internal Voltage Regulated Altenator Conversion

It will come up in about the 3rd post in his total posts.

I hope this helps a bit.

BTW, I used this to convert to an internally regulated alternator.
It's easier than all get out. And other than the cost of the alternator, it costs about, maybe $6.00, if that. About $5.00 was for a "replacement plug" for the new style alternator. (available @ any decent, or mediocre auto supply).

10-21-2008, 02:49 AM	#2
El Jay Gone to greener pastures Join Date: May 2007 Location: Gateway to the Delta Posts: 7,354	Re: Externally Regulater to Internally Regulater Conversion Okay. I'm completely computer illiterate. So I can't post a direct link. But, KRUE has taken a huge amount of time to compile a whole mess of FAQ's and their answers. Just "cut & paste this to "SEARCH" near the very top of the page. External to Internal Voltage Regulated Altenator Conversion It will come up in about the 3rd post in his total posts. I hope this helps a bit. BTW, I used this to convert to an internally regulated alternator. It's easier than all get out. And other than the cost of the alternator, it costs about, maybe $6.00, if that. About $5.00 was for a "replacement plug" for the new style alternator. (available @ any decent, or mediocre auto supply). __________________ '69 Chevy 1/2 T LWB Stepper: Daily Beater '72 GMC 3/4 T Fleet: Another Daily Beater '72 Plymouth Gran Coupe: ? "Ah women. They make the highs higher and the lows more frequent." Friedrich Nietzsche "Never kick a fresh turd on a hot day." Harry S. Truman GUN CONTROL: Never having to say, "I missed you." Always fire two warning shots into your attacker's chest area before putting a bullet between his eyes. Paraphrased from Louis Awerbuck