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1-Wire Mini GM Alternator [12 Volt, 120 AMP]
555-10138
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JEGS 555-10138 1-Wire GM Mini Alternator Features:
- GM CS121 Style
- 12 Volt 1-Wire Hook-Up
- M6-1.0 Positive Terminal Stud with 10 mm Hex Nut
- Internal Regulator
- 120 Amp Output
- Excellent Output at Idle
- Compact Size Fits into a 5 in. x 5 in. Space
- To Achieve Optimum Output, Alternator Case Grounding is Recommended
- Optional Ground Strap or Support Bracket Mounting Location on the Back Side with M8-1.25 Thread
- M8-1.25 Mounting Boss Thread
- Includes (1) M8-1.25 x 31 Mounting Bolt
JEGS 555-10138 1-Wire GM Mini Alternator Note:
- This Mini Alternator is equipped with a factory-style OE GM 4-pin plug that is covered with a plastic cap. Removal of the cap will allow the use of a factory GM 4-pin connection if so desired.
Specifications:
This alternator can be mounted on left or right side of the engine, so it will charge in and direction the alternator is rotating in ? And once the RPM is reaches 1200 RPM if ther engine idle is 800 to 600 RPM it still is changing at idile?
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