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quick alternator wiring question by scott0999
Started on: 09-21-2013 11:31 AM
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Last post by: phonedawgz on 09-21-2013 06:52 PM
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I have a 86 GT that I'm doing a 3400 swap on, using an alternator from Achieva 3.3L

the connector has the big red wire, brown, and brown/white stripe

I'm assuming the brown/white isn't used right? then just connect the others to match. just need to make sure its that easy or not

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CS130

Read the paragraph in The Orgre's cave about CS alternator wiring - "Wiring WARNING! There are two major variations of the CS power regulator! If you are not 100% sure which one you have in your hand then don't hook up anything to Terminal I/F."

http://home.comcast.net/~fierocave/cs130.htm

88 Fieros with the CS130 used three wires of those colors.

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