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OK. I have seen "100 amp steel brackets" but I've already got an aluminum one on order and when I hookup the rear support bracket hope this will let this one stay around for a good while.
Yeah I didn't have that bracket before but I do have it now. Tho the holes seem to be drilled in the wrong place. As if they were too far apart. But someone mentioned that it will fit ya just gotta do both sides at the same time or something like that.
So what's the special tool used to get the pully off the PS pump? Need to replace that bracket also as one of the holes is much larger than normal. I assume a standard 2 jaw puller to remove but what is the trick to reinstalling it?
OK, I have a 60 amp alternator and the POS aluminum bracket has broke in the back where the bolt allows the power steering pump to be adjusted.
So I want to replace it with a steel one but I am not sure if parts listed for the 100 amp alt will also fit mine.
Or if anyone knows of the proper...
Idea: if I installed a larger pulley would that help lower the voltage since it would be spinning slower? Could a few of you guy send me a diameter measurement of your pully?
28.5 is the max setting of the regulator or that's the safest max output it should be set? 33 volts is the lowest I was able to achieve at the alt wires.
That's what I thought. I could go as low as 30volts but at that setting the trucks volt meter was in the yellow. So I turned it up till it was online with the hash mark in the green. Once t that point the wiper pump started to work. Something must be messed up still I fear.