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crudeau 
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Joined: August 25, 2003
Location: United States
Posted: April 19, 2004 at 8:15 AM / IP Logged  

I usually replace my alternators with ones from www.mralternator.com  When I install them, I upgrade the wire from the alternator to the engine fuse block with a  1/0 gauge, and from that fuse block to the battery.  Then I upgrade the battery ground to a 1/0 gauge.  And I always put the car up on a lift and install a bunch of grounds connecting the bottom of the engine to the frame.  I use misc. bolts down there and you can't see them under the car.  Other then then the 1/0 to the trunk, that's all I change.  Like $20 for wire, all of the pieces are very short.  I haven't had any issues, and Mr. Alternator has a great product line and the quality is awesome.

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