6 Volt Positive Ground 1 Wire Alternator on 2040-parts.com
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States
|
This is a 6 volt positive ground 1 wire alternator. This will replace the old generator /regulator system. All that is needed for wiring is a wire from the battery terminal on the back of the alternator to the negative on the battery. I can make this negative ground if needed for no extra charge. It comes with a 3/8 single groove pulley but I have other belt sizes if needed for an additional $15 dollars. I also have mounting kits available.
|
Other for Sale
130 amp 1 wire ford replacement alternator
Bussmann atc35 accessory fuse(US $5.45)
Littelfuse jcas50bp fusible link cable(US $12.34)
Littelfuse jcas40bp fusible link cable(US $12.34)
Dorman 924-680 fuse box(US $36.12)
Bmw e39 525i 528i touring wagon oem bst battery cable repair kit 12421436888(US $50.00)
BAC Mono moves to Liverpool
Wed, 10 Jul 2013The BAC Mono with brothers Brigg & Mayor of Liverpool (pictured) The BAC Mono is in the public eye this week after its impressive performance on Top Gear, but even without the publicity from Top Gear the brothers Brigg were already doing very well with the Mono. So well, they’ve been looking for new premises to continue their growth and have settled on a move from Cheshire to Liverpool (just up the road) and a new facility on the Speke Hall Industrial Estate in South Liverpool is set to become the new home of the Mono. BAC’s new home in Speke will be up and running by the autumn, will create an additional 60 jobs in the local economy – and more in the supply chain – and is expected to turn out more than 100 Monos a year by 2015.
Toyota Prius – Next Generation arrives
Tue, 13 Jan 2009Next Generation Toyota Prius - More Economical and More Powerful So Toyota has been very keen to build up the next generation of the Prius. They’ve used ‘leaks’ and produced viral campaigns. There was even a little blue man Toyota Prius video a few weeks ago to stir up some interest.
Alex Mair, retired head of GM technical staff, Pontiac and GMC, dies
Tue, 29 May 2012Alex Mair, former group executive in charge of General Motors' technical staffs and general manager of the automaker's Pontiac and GMC divisions, died Sunday in Orange City, Fla. He was 91. Mair was named group executive of GM's technical staffs in November 1978 and remained in that position until he retired in 1986.