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alternator conversion 120-130

posted by  red92s on  Sat Nov 21 04:08 CST 2009
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I used one of Ron's brackets plus a remanufactured Delco unit from my local Advance Auto Parts. I think it was ~$70.

Asking for an alternator for a 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix, with a 350 engine, A/C and rear window defroster will successfully pull up one of the "alternate" units recommended in Ron's instructions. Can't remember if it is the 10si or 12si, but I think it's one of the 60 amp units, and it is "clocked" correctly with the wiring exiting in the proper place.






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