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  1. USMC4302

    M818 Alternator question

    Thank you! Crash scene investigation imagery is located here. Initial investigation and eyewitness statements indicate a possibility that the M818 involved had a catastrophic "encounter" with an oxy-acetylene device and a collection of various wrenches. The investigation is ongoing and any...
  2. USMC4302

    M818 Alternator question

    The truck is completely disassembled (and actually looks like a crash site -- parts scattered everywhere), engine was off to the side with all wiring cut and removed, so no way to know how it was wired. The 4 batteries (Hawkers) were still in their boxes, but not wired. Assuming 24 volt...
  3. USMC4302

    M818 Alternator question

    so this is probably a generic big truck 12-volt alternator?
  4. USMC4302

    M818 Alternator question

    We have an M818 here (um, very NOT running ...) and it has an alternator on it that checks out to be outputting 14 volts and 140 amps. Is that correct or did somebody try to convert the truck to 12 volts? Thanks
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