Weekend project: Battery went dead?
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Champion
Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Ft Campbell, KY/TN
the 2001 does not have that on their alts. It is just a single connection. My 1996 had one. Different alternators.
I remembered when i took it off and i said "That's funny."
Thanks for the tip though. I am hoping its just the battery. But i won't be replacing either without a test.
CRAP!!!! I just remembered, this is the second alternator I BROKE on a dodge ram. I broke one of the threads on the PDC on my 1996 and I could not connect it. So I had to get a new one. Now I broke this one.
Alternators beware!!!
I remembered when i took it off and i said "That's funny."
Thanks for the tip though. I am hoping its just the battery. But i won't be replacing either without a test.
CRAP!!!! I just remembered, this is the second alternator I BROKE on a dodge ram. I broke one of the threads on the PDC on my 1996 and I could not connect it. So I had to get a new one. Now I broke this one.
Alternators beware!!!
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Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Southwest Michigan
Yeah, i ran a 90 amp duralast with my 1996, and it came with a 117 amp. I am not gonna skimp on this one. Came with a 136 amp alt.
I was just wondering if anyone would recommend oreilley's over autozone. They both have nippondenso alts for the (same price, 151) with limited lifetime warranties.
Autozone gives a 10% discount for military and i am a rewards member. So I will probably go there.
Unless the trickle charge helps. But I think the alt is done. Only good at high RPMs.
I was just wondering if anyone would recommend oreilley's over autozone. They both have nippondenso alts for the (same price, 151) with limited lifetime warranties.
Autozone gives a 10% discount for military and i am a rewards member. So I will probably go there.
Unless the trickle charge helps. But I think the alt is done. Only good at high RPMs.