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Old 05-16-2013, 06:26 AM
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Am putting a denso alternator out of a 94 ram van in the 86 5/A. Does this alternator need a regulator? I suspect it's not internally regulated. Can I just connect the field to the existing wires from the regulator? Thanks.
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The computer on the van regulates the alternator. I don't see why you couldn't wire it into the factory harness and let the computer regulate the new alternator. Or you could wire in voltage regulator from the 5th ave too.
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Thank you, thank you, JV. Just what I needed.
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An '86 should have the same external regulator that was used from '70-on and the Denso wires the same way as the original.
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Thank you, John, also. Makes wiring a no-brainer. I am struggling just a little with the mounting, but that is just some engineering and will have time tomorrow.
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