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Posted by Jon Hagen on June 14, 2006 at 20:07:16 from (69.26.29.234):
In Reply to: Re: HELP Alternator posted by masterdiversteve on June 14, 2006 at 18:54:43:
The Delco 10SI can be found on almost every GM vehicle built from 74 to around 85. Should be able to buy one rebuilt in the $50 range. Most auto parts shops stock them with a one wire regulator installed,or you can buy the standard 3 wire version and wire it as shown in Bob's post. My opinion is that the converted one wire 10SI works as well as the 3 wire version as long as you buy the small 37 amp version which excites at quite low rpm.The "1 wire" converted 10SI will not drain your battery any more than the standard 3 wire version because the electrical part(the rectifier unit) that is 12V"hot" when the machine is parked is identical to the standard 3 wire version.
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