Help With Single Wire Conversion
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Help With Single Wire Conversion
I am majorly confused about doing a single wire conversion. Basically where I am at is that I have spent about a week replacing voltage regulators, wires and a bunch of other stuff. I think I want to do a single wire conversion.
Question: Can I go into a parts house and give them the make and model of a later model car that is a "single wire"? I have a 69 F250, and want to get rid of my headaches. Any part numbers or online stores, or anything would be GREAT! Thanks!
Question: Can I go into a parts house and give them the make and model of a later model car that is a "single wire"? I have a 69 F250, and want to get rid of my headaches. Any part numbers or online stores, or anything would be GREAT! Thanks!
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Okay, I guess the question I need to be asking, can I go to a local parts house and get a one wire alternator that will bolt into place of my existing one? I'm looking at my 95 Chevy Pickup, and it looks kind of similar. I want this to be painless! As Possible
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You could probably find one at your local auto electric shop that specializes in alternators and starters and such. They may be able to convert your current alternator into a one wire set up. That way you know it would fit!
