22RE-GM Alternator swap - Give me the run down
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Just for reference for me and anyone else looking, here's a good link on the big 3 upgrade:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...66/index2.html
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...66/index2.html
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What where did you find that wiring pigtail? can you share that P/N i've been lookin in junkyards like they're going out of style and I only can find 10si pigtails!!!!
That TG bracket setup looks just like LC's, and on Lc's site they say the stock belt can be used. Ha same price too, check out the description http://www.toyotacatalog.net/M1WebGe...8-C640863FB1C9
That TG bracket setup looks just like LC's, and on Lc's site they say the stock belt can be used. Ha same price too, check out the description http://www.toyotacatalog.net/M1WebGe...8-C640863FB1C9
However, I'm not going to use the 12si anymore, I'm going to go with a CS130, I can't find how to convert the wiring for the 12si, and the CS 130 is supposed to be better anyways.
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As far as I know, the alternator will fit, if not, I'll modify the stock one and return the TG one...all the other brackets work with CS130's except there's something about CS130D that doesn't work.
How are you wiring the 12si?
How are you wiring the 12si?
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That's a good question lol one of my buddies is a car electrician, so I was hoping that he could shed some light on this issue. I don't know if you have seen my build, but I haven't had an engine in my 4runner for about 2 months now, I just got my rocker arms in so once I get to the installation point I will get more serious about tackling this alternator swap.
I'm not familiar with the CS130, but from what I have seen of them aren't they a J-Belt style pulley? I think the amps are around 105 @ idle, not sure though
I'm not familiar with the CS130, but from what I have seen of them aren't they a J-Belt style pulley? I think the amps are around 105 @ idle, not sure though
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That's a good question lol one of my buddies is a car electrician, so I was hoping that he could shed some light on this issue. I don't know if you have seen my build, but I haven't had an engine in my 4runner for about 2 months now, I just got my rocker arms in so once I get to the installation point I will get more serious about tackling this alternator swap.
I'm not familiar with the CS130, but from what I have seen of them aren't they a J-Belt style pulley? I think the amps are around 105 @ idle, not sure though
I'm not familiar with the CS130, but from what I have seen of them aren't they a J-Belt style pulley? I think the amps are around 105 @ idle, not sure though
I haven't found any diagrams on how to swap the 12si in, only CS 130's...I'm not sure about at idle, but yes it is a 105 amp unit...and they come with different pulleys, the one I ordered from Napa is a 1 groove V-belt, exactly what I need
Here's the link to the alternator and pigtail...
CS 130 alternator:
http://www.napaonline.com/Search/Det...294_0006573140
Pigtail:
http://www.napaonline.com/Search/Det...1_0193319701#s
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Terminal 1 goes to the yellow "L" wire (light) on the Toy harness.
Terminal 2 goes to the white "S" or sense wire on the Toy.
http://www.nk.ca/~zcar/pages/article...lternator.html
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Hey thanks for the compliment I have read through your build as well and I have to say you do some nice work and really put together a nice truck! Hands down cleanest dual case set up I have witnessed, most people just hack up the floorpan trying to guess where that new sticks gonna go lol
Thanks for those links, this thread has stirred up some really good information! I think its time for me to get serious about the alternator swap and man up! Thanks again for the help!
Thanks for those links, this thread has stirred up some really good information! I think its time for me to get serious about the alternator swap and man up! Thanks again for the help!
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Mopst of the SI and CS series are pretty much the same mounting config. with the 12 oclock and 6 oclock mounting tabs. There are other patterns to the mounting tags but those are more common. AC Delco or someone that really new them did a really long write up on the clocking positions, development of the different models, wiring, and explanation of sensing circuit vrs one wire with pros and cons. Alt AC Delco alts are interchangible pulleys.
4crawler used a saddle alt, with a slick adaptor to use stock alt bracket.
4crawler used a saddle alt, with a slick adaptor to use stock alt bracket.
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Hey thanks for the compliment I have read through your build as well and I have to say you do some nice work and really put together a nice truck! Hands down cleanest dual case set up I have witnessed, most people just hack up the floorpan trying to guess where that new sticks gonna go lol
Thanks for those links, this thread has stirred up some really good information! I think its time for me to get serious about the alternator swap and man up! Thanks again for the help!
Thanks for those links, this thread has stirred up some really good information! I think its time for me to get serious about the alternator swap and man up! Thanks again for the help!
Mopst of the SI and CS series are pretty much the same mounting config. with the 12 oclock and 6 oclock mounting tabs. There are other patterns to the mounting tags but those are more common. AC Delco or someone that really new them did a really long write up on the clocking positions, development of the different models, wiring, and explanation of sensing circuit vrs one wire with pros and cons. Alt AC Delco alts are interchangible pulleys.
4crawler used a saddle alt, with a slick adaptor to use stock alt bracket.
4crawler used a saddle alt, with a slick adaptor to use stock alt bracket.
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Hey I don't know if you have come across this site, but it has a pretty good breakdown of comparing the various delco alternators
http://www.extreme4wheelin.com/tech/...ators/tech.htm
http://www.extreme4wheelin.com/tech/...ators/tech.htm
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Hey I don't know if you have come across this site, but it has a pretty good breakdown of comparing the various delco alternators
http://www.extreme4wheelin.com/tech/...ators/tech.htm
http://www.extreme4wheelin.com/tech/...ators/tech.htm
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Hey I don't know if you have come across this site, but it has a pretty good breakdown of comparing the various delco alternators
http://www.extreme4wheelin.com/tech/...ators/tech.htm
http://www.extreme4wheelin.com/tech/...ators/tech.htm
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did the TG brackets work since the mounting tab is slightly different on the cs130?
Sorry about that site being wrong, I just used it because it broke down the differences in alt styles, mounting tabs, as well as current outputs
Sorry about that site being wrong, I just used it because it broke down the differences in alt styles, mounting tabs, as well as current outputs
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That's why I returned the 12si and got the CS130 I didn't like the fact that there was an extra wire, and it's supposed to be a better alternator overall too from what I've read.
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The real pain was no parts store list ALTs by series, tab config, nor pulley style. Stopped at several places till finally found a young guy, Supra junky, who was as interested in finding an Alt for me as I was. He also had a killer source for a 5mg engine ecu and efi for a sweet deal, too bad my motor is only 1.5 yrs old.