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Alternator 140-160 1974

posted by  jwhorto on  Thu Oct 13 09:13 CST 2005
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I would make the upgrade and then see how it goes. I have stock alternator on my 71 and have foglamps, radio, etc.
I never have any problems. Just make sure that you have a good battery- perhaps the next time you buy a battery, go up in capacity by a few amps.
Just make sure the sucker fits on the battery shelf.

jeremy
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71 142E and a yard full of 240's in Mass.






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