oval TOFU ·
Can I just use a stock coil with the use of an alternator? ie: I don't need one with a ballast resistor ar anything do I?
Aussieveedubbers · Tech Talk
Appropriate alternator coil
https://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/threads/49186/appropriate-alternator-coil
VWCOOL ·
No worriss - alternator has nothing to do with ignition, really...
[ Edited on 22-2-2006 by VWCOOL ]
[ Edited on 22-2-2006 by VWCOOL ]
oval TOFU ·
sweet. thanks!
oval TOFU ·
Oh, and do all alternators have an internal regulator?
Bizarre ·
no
there is an external type (1974 ish) and internal type (1975+)
The external type has a small 3 pin plug on the top and the reg lives under the back seat.
the internal type has a single small post on the top
the picture is an external type
[ Edited on 22-2-2006 by Bizarre ]
there is an external type (1974 ish) and internal type (1975+)
The external type has a small 3 pin plug on the top and the reg lives under the back seat.
the internal type has a single small post on the top
the picture is an external type
[ Edited on 22-2-2006 by Bizarre ]
oval TOFU ·
So is this an external one then? If it is, do I just run the same regulator as I was running with the generator?
Bizarre ·
Yep
That is an external reg one
if you look at the picture i posted the thing next to it is the regulator that went with it.
So, i am guessing it is different to your genny regulator.
Sorry - i have sold it so i cant tell you what it was.
That is an external reg one
if you look at the picture i posted the thing next to it is the regulator that went with it.
So, i am guessing it is different to your genny regulator.
Sorry - i have sold it so i cant tell you what it was.
mackaymanx ·
This is the external regulator from my altenator
helbus ·
You can find those Bosch external reg on heeeeeeaps of Old Holdens at Pick 'n' Go