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Hey guys

 

Sorry for my absence lately. I am checking in now and again but like many others before me have let the zed fall by the wayside after getting a new job.

 

I'm chasing a good alternator that i can bolt onto my L26, and then onto my L28 when i get around to putting it in.

 

Anyone got one?

 

Cheers,

 

Steve

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hey mate i have one that came of a 280zx you can have for $100 ono plus postage was in good condition before removed

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Good to see you back Steve, I got my recon unit from Autobarn for not much over $100 so may be some place to start. 8)

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They had one on the shelf. Check my build the price is on there. From memory it was about $150.

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Hey mate, sorry I didn't get back to you the other day, I was really behind in assignments and did a few all nighters :S

 

If you can't get a reco one a new bosch(?) unit goes from supercheap for $280 or $320 or something.

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Steve, Just keep in mind the L24/L26 alternator was externally regulated. The L28 item was internally regulated. So when you change to the internally regulated you will need to alter the wiring. Its not a big deal but keep in mind you can't just swap them and expect to drive away.

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Yeah Steve the g-dog is right. I did the conversion recently on the yellow car, piece of pi$$ with the right parts.

 

Also the dollar is good atm:

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Datsun-Z-240Z-280ZX-60-Amp-Alternator-70-83-Polished-/160577121813?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2563246e15

 

I ordered a polished clutch master from these guys recently. Postage was $40US and it looks great.

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Hey Shaun and Greg thanks for the tips.

 

I've bought the one off ebay. Is there a place that sells the conversion plugs to use the internally regulated item on an L26? Or do I simply make them?

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You can get them from motorsport auto I think, but with postage etc perhaps we just get the parts from jaycar/dick smith? It is just a plug that fits in where you would normally attach the voltage regulator. Inside the plug you put a little diode and connect the pins to make the loop/connection. Then fill the plug with resin to stop it vibrating and finish it off. Plug might be a couple of dollars, diode might be a few cents and I have the resin. I could make up a batch cause it seems like a few people need them...

 

http://www.viczcar.com/forum/index.php/topic,785.15.html

http://www.thezstore.com/page/TZS/PROD/12-4067

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