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Alternative Alternator to STD

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Alternative Alternator to STD

Post by Red Rover »

Has anyone ever fitted an alternative alternator to the TB42 petrol? And if so what. The STD one was playing up & we put one off an L28 70amp so it was bigger amarage as well, but just lookin for more ideas

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Re: Alternative Alternator to STD

Post by bogged »

Red Rover wrote:Has anyone ever fitted an alternative alternator to the TB42 petrol? And if so what. The STD one was playing up & we put one off an L28 70amp so it was bigger amarage as well, but just lookin for more ideas

Thanks in Advance


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Post by Rainbow Warrior »

Mines Bosch put of a Holden I think, is that fridge killing your alternator?
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Post by CRUSHU »

my auto elec told me to get a blue bird bosch alternator, and swap in the guts from a commodore 80a bosch alternator. he tells me that after 80a, the bosch alt's are unreliable. apparently the bluebird alt has the same brackets.
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Post by Zac Zec »

I just bought a 120 amp bosch alternator, its out of a harvestor or tractor. My friend has fitted the same one to his TB42E. I'll be fitting mine this weekend, ill let you know how it goes.
He's had his for 4 years, hasnt missed a beat
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Post by pigdriver »

The alternator in my MK L28 died in the arse several years ago and i happened to have an 80 amp bosch to suit a holden in the shed.
Had to get a mate with a few clues to build me a mounting bracket that cleared the oil pump and cause i know sfa about auto electrics i took the whole show to an auto elec that bypassed the original external regulator (with 100 mm of wire and two female spade clips) The external reg is still hanging off the wheel arch so i have 2 options if i have the problem again
cost me a box of beer for the mount and 20 bucks for the auto elec.
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Post by Red Rover »

Rainbow Warrior - the mud and simpson desert killed it. Was still going but was noisey. L28 one doin well, but I'd be interested to c what ZAC ZEK comes up with
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Post by bogged »

Zac Zec wrote:I just bought a 120 amp bosch alternator, its out of a harvestor or tractor. My friend has fitted the same one to his TB42E. I'll be fitting mine this weekend, ill let you know how it goes.
He's had his for 4 years, hasnt missed a beat

how did it go
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