Plug-n-play alternatori upgrade.

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Jul 11, 2013 | 06:02 AM

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bbrideau

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From: Fernie, British Columbia, Canada

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Originally Posted by Crapple21

I have read somewhere on here that a 90s jaguar xj stock alternator is a plug and play and fits in the stock bracket and is like 120 or 130 amps

120 amp power

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Originally Posted by SpeedCrazy

Yeah, i looked at that, apparently you have to bend the bracket and switch the pulleys. I plan to do that when i outgrow the 70 amp. Just didn't have time, or tools to do that right now.

I don't think you have to bend the bracket, been a while since i've played around with my alt but i think the top arm is adjustable if you loosen the bolt not 100% sure on that one

Jul 13, 2013 | 11:43 AM

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rube

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From: Kaneohe Hawaii

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Originally Posted by cman1

rube,does your charge light work like it should?

no, unfortunate not. you would have to wire it as a three wire alt which i plan on doing soon. here's a how to https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...toyota-264252/

Jul 14, 2013 | 08:15 PM

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Dingotech

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From: Los Angeles, Mexico

I bought a newly built 130 amp alternator from Automotive Exchange & Supply a little over two years ago. So far, so good. They will either make you a new alternator de novo or rebuild your old alternator. This is a direct bolt-on replacement and comes with a three year warranty.

I am not affiliated with them, just a satisfied customer.

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