New Alternator Repair Harness Plug Connector Delco Chevy Gm Buick 10 Si -- 27 Si on 2040-parts.com
Colville, Washington, US
You are buying one new aftermarket alternator repair harness for Delco alternators.This is a 2 wire plug wires are 12 gauge red wire and one 14 gauge white wire.Please Double check, ask questions, and try to match to see if this will work for you before buying.
Supposed to fit:
1973 - 1988
Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick, Cadillac, GMC cars and trucks and GM
equipment using Delco alternators 10SI, 12SI, 15SI, 17SI, 21SI, 27SI
We are a full line starter and alternator rebuild shop you can call
1-800-962-5745
. We stock and can supply a large selection of Alternator,
Starter and Generator parts for commercial, farm and automotive applications.
If you don't see what your looking for please ask we will be more than
happy to help you.
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