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Alternator Conversion.... 120-130

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posted by  VolvoAdventures.com on  Fri Feb 27 21:10 CST 2004
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I can only comment on the 122 and I was quite happy to get the alternator and wiring away from the hot exhaust/manifold area. All I did was relocating the original wiring onto the other inside fender and reconnected it, no rewiring necessary, very simple.

Talking about electrical systems....... we are having a storm right now in New Zealand, no power and I'm typing this, in the dark, on my laptop, with a candle to find the keys.... this is fun ! New Zealand Summer as never seen before.

Jim






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