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In this Discussion
- BHLHH52 November 2011
- hudman51 November 2011
- Hudson Grandpa November 2011
- Kdancy November 2011
6V Alternator
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I'm about to place the order for a 6V alternator from 5th Ave Internet Garage, but the instructions they post with the part description says I need to switch the battery polarity back to neg ground. Will this be acceptable? I like my AM radio, etc.
Thanks,
Jon -
they make a conversion kit as well--
http://store.alternatorparts.com/10si-series-6volt-positive-ground-alternator-conversion-kit.aspx
If you want a 6 volt 53 amp output, you need to start with a 105 amp 12V alternator. -
http://www.alternatorparts.com/10si-all-in-one.html
This site has both + and - 6volt Alternator. Brent -
What BHLHet says:
Quick Start #D110sisE6v53 thats 53 Amps
1 wire to Bat on Voltage Reg, and Bat to Battery, or starter Solenoid. Works like a champ. They even have mounting hardware. Negative ground.
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Thanks Guys!
JC -
Just looked at the web links you kindly provided.
MUCHO thanks - just saved around $80!!
Jon
