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Re: HELP! ALTERNATOR IDENTIFICATION!
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Mon, 06 September 2004 12:06
 
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It looks similar to the EB/ED 6cyl falcon alternator and I would think that a plug from one of these would do the job.
Brad
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Re: HELP! ALTERNATOR IDENTIFICATION!
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Mon, 06 September 2004 12:14
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Go to pick n payless and "aquire" a plug of an ED 6 cyl. You will probably find it will fit.
By the way if you are modifying everything to fit it I would use a bosch alt instead. I think VT commodores had 100A ones and they are easier and cheaper to repair in the future.
Brad
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Re: HELP! ALTERNATOR IDENTIFICATION!
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Mon, 06 September 2004 12:17
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I got it for FREE. therefore i want to use it.
If something is wrong, it'll cost me less to fix it than buy a new VT one. Plus i Dont want the serpentine belt, i want the single v one.
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Re: HELP! ALTERNATOR IDENTIFICATION!
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Mon, 06 September 2004 12:31
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| BradW wrote on Mon, 06 September 2004 22:23 |
No woories. It was just a suggestion as parts for those can be pricey. You could use any type of pulley on the VT alt as well.
Anyway a plug off an ED 6cyl should get you out of trouble  .
Brad
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ill ask one of my buddies on fordforums to check their EDs for me
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