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04-02-2022, 05:35 PM
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Starter Motor
Join Date: May 2007
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Hi Folks
I have a small problem with my alternator and have exhausted my options and am up to guessing, I bought a 220A Powermaster alternator but the belt slips really bad even at idle. I done 3 belts and a new 130A alternator and a old standard 95A unit and the 95 doesn’t slip but the others are terrible, the pulleys get HOT. I wired the sensor wire direct to the power out terminal as the instructions on line, but I noticed they are 95A instructions. I was wondering if I move the sensor wire closer to the battery. |
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3 wire alternator
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