You can get one from any parts store, but it requires different brackets than the 60 and 78 amp units. A junk yard is a good place to start, I got a working alternator and the brackets for $45!Adam D said:
60 to 114 amp alt.
Changing from 60 to 114 amp alt. Will I have to change wiring from alt to amp gauge, and from alt to battery? 73 3/4 ton 400 4 speed. any help would be greatly appriciated. Thanks.
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Various cars and trucks had that option. Look at the link tv posted, it has pictures of the two different alternators.Adam D said:What all vehicles used a 114 or 100 amp alt and how can you tell the difference?
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