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120amp fuse mean I have a 117amp alternator?

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Old 01-06-2011, 08:33 PM
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Thanks, slider.
 
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Your welcome and I'm glad I could help.
 
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Just got a 120 amp from O Reilly's had to ask for one off a 1996. The listing for 97 didn't show 120 amp.
 
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i just replaced the altenator on my truck because i thought for sure that the pulley was making a loud noise, turns out it wasnt that, but now i have a new 136 amp altenator with stock fuses. look on the back of your old/stock alternator it will say the amperage. i have had no problems so far with the 136 amp alternator i installed
 


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