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voltage regulator how do you know
Hi All,
How do you know what alternator you have so that you can buy the right voltage regulator. I have a 72 T 2.4. I think I have a 55 amp alternator which should make it a motorola, I think. I need to purchase a voltage regulator. The one I have is a black plastic covered version. I think I need to buy a bosch regulatory but need feed back to know. Any thoughts to make sure I purchase the right one.
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You need the Bosch (mechanical) regulator to match the OEM alternator. This sits on the left side panel in the engine compartment.
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08-11-2011, 12:29 PM
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voltage regulator
Thanks Steve, for comfirming this.
I probably will need a rebuild of the alternator as well so I thought of replacing both alterntor and regulatory at the same time. I wanted to keep this combination. I've read on Pelican that it is better to stay with separate regulatory/alternator combination rather than going to the more modern self contained regulatory in alternator combination.
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