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Alternator Warning light

posted by  3liter914-6 on  Sun Jul 23 18:21 CST 2006
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Found one. Last place I looked...my garage. I had an spare alternator that I had thought was a Si series, but turned out to be a CS144 which uses the same connector I needed.

Wired it up, and no dice. The shop must not have hooked up the pins when they did the 1-wire. Don't know what I'm going to do, as I had it rebuilt and reclocked, and don't want to take it off now that I'm so close to firing it up.






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