Haha it's a Tuff Stuff alternator. From talking to my father in law I have too small of a wire for the output of the alt. I got a a higher output due to the electirc fans. Going from 12 gauge to 6 gauge.
I took the car out for a drive today and noticed ot was getting harder to start. Thought it was just getting hot but when I check the positive terminal had snapped off due to corrosion/melting. Any ideas what could be the problem.
At the time of the issue I have the ammeter bypassed by moving...
That worked. I ended up removing the brush and putting it back one after I put the two halves of the alternator back together. The regulator did start working. I got a Chrysler voltage regulator but ended up putting the Chinese one back on. For whatever reason the Chrysler maxes out at 13.2V...
This looks off. Looks like a field wire connector shorted out and also looks like I might be missing that push rod that makes contact with the shaft. Should I have another one if those black pins on both?
Yes, with the terminal grounded. I tested the wire to the voltage regulator and it's good. So I used a press to pull and install the serpentine pulley. I was a careful as I could be but is there a anything I could check that I might have damaged and fix on the alt? It's a nice Tuff Stuff...
Charged it overnight on the trickle charger and it was at 12.8V. Started it up and got 12.0 V at the alt and the battery at 12.0 V. Idling at about 1000 rpm and not change woth higher rpms.
Hello,
Problem: Low Voltage on 1970 Dodge Challenger
Voltage output shows 10.6 Volts at the alternator when running and battery shows11.5-11.7 Volts
Engine: 383
Battery: Oddessy Xtreme
Alternator: New Tuff Stuff 8509RCDP
Car has Edelbrock Serpentine belt and electic fan
I have replaced the...
Hello, just drove my 71 Challenger to work this morning and after driving about a mile my turn signals stopped working and my dash lights went out. They did come on with a slow and weak blink twice but then died again. Could this be a bad ground? Were would the turn sognal and dah ground be...
Fellas, thank you! Fixed the play in the linkage to make sure the butterflies fully sealed and I had my first enjoyable cruise without issue and got to feel the power or the 383 and six pack.
Problem solved!