Looking a 130 AMP 3G Alternator
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Looking a 130 AMP 3G Alternator
I was wondering what models you could find them on.
Like 87-93 5.0 Mustangs
What year model Taurus? Certain engines?
Thunderbirds?
Town cars?
Thanks I have how to hook it up now I just need to find one.
Also I kinda know how to ID one but any help is appreciated?
Like 87-93 5.0 Mustangs
What year model Taurus? Certain engines?
Thunderbirds?
Town cars?
Thanks I have how to hook it up now I just need to find one.
Also I kinda know how to ID one but any help is appreciated?
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I found some hits please add to it if you know anymore
I hope this helps somebody.
(1994-95) Ford Mustang 5.0L
(1994-00) Ford Mustang 3.8L
(1994-97) Ford Thunderbird, Mercury Cougar 3.8L
(1990-95) Ford Taurus, Mercury Sable 3.8L
(1993-99) Ford Taurus, Mercury Sable 3.0L
(1995-98) Ford Windstar 3.8L & 3.0L
(1991-94) Lincoln Continental 3.8L
(1992-97) Ford F Series Pickup
(1992-96) Ford E Series Van
I hope this helps somebody.
(1994-95) Ford Mustang 5.0L
(1994-00) Ford Mustang 3.8L
(1994-97) Ford Thunderbird, Mercury Cougar 3.8L
(1990-95) Ford Taurus, Mercury Sable 3.8L
(1993-99) Ford Taurus, Mercury Sable 3.0L
(1995-98) Ford Windstar 3.8L & 3.0L
(1991-94) Lincoln Continental 3.8L
(1992-97) Ford F Series Pickup
(1992-96) Ford E Series Van
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Kemi, thanks I think I will defiantly do the 3G before I put the wench on. I think I can find one that will work. I keep reading that the 8.25" is the best for v-belts but I am going to measure my ALT. I have found a few 95amp 3Gs. I have not looked very much for that. I have been concentrating on a Saginaw pump swap. That is a whole different story.
oh well I have the wiring diagram so I think I need to get the bigger wires and the other stuff....AFTER I ger the alternator.
should be fun.
oh well I have the wiring diagram so I think I need to get the bigger wires and the other stuff....AFTER I ger the alternator.
should be fun.
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oldmongo, I will do that thanks. Just have to find a pulley. Any suggestions?
Also, wondering if you all think the 46" long 4/0 AWG cable will work. I think so. I think most forums I have read about the swap says that people have used 2/0 AWG.
The pictures are on my profile I can't figure out how to put them on a post. Dang Mac.
Check them out!!!!! My Dad had them lying around his shop. He said take them.
Also, wondering if you all think the 46" long 4/0 AWG cable will work. I think so. I think most forums I have read about the swap says that people have used 2/0 AWG.
The pictures are on my profile I can't figure out how to put them on a post. Dang Mac.
Check them out!!!!! My Dad had them lying around his shop. He said take them.
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Capt !!!
The only place I know of is http://www.rjminjectiontech.com/ I know you have heard of them !!! I couldn't read the markings on the 4.0 wires, but if they are not automotive or welding leads I would not use them. I only used a little over 24" on mine ... remember you want flexable wiring with lots of strands inside ... Dave
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