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Old 01-05-2025, 01:36 PM   #34
Kalums
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Re: Wiring in a larger alternator

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Originally Posted by PbFut View Post
Something to keep in mind. The factory battery meter looks at voltage at the alternator and the fuse link block. Changing length or gauge of wire between the two will affect the sensitivity of the guage. Adding load at the fuse link block will affect accuracy as the added load at the block mimics a charging battery. You appear to be doing things correct by modifying the wire from to the main splice in the harness to the alternator. Just be aware that that main wire from splice to fuse link block is not as simple as it appears relative to the battery meter functionality.
Does anyone know the correct "lengths"? My harness is/was all sorts of hacked up and the lengths I currently have set up are from what I already had. Also should I change from the anmeter to a volt meter?
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