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Old 12-30-2006, 07:18 PM
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I'll do a cross-reference of vehicles for you. Working on it now. Moving this for you also.
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Buick LeSabre
1995
All applications


Buick Park Avenue
1994-1995
I.D.# 10480043

1991-1996
w/o Supercharger 14 ...


Oldsmobile Eighty-Eight
1992-1999
1995 140 Amp Alterna ...

1995
Supercharger


Oldsmobile LSS
1992-1999
1995 140 Amp Alterna ...


Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight
1995
Supercharger


Oldsmobile Regency
1992-1999
1995 140 Amp Alterna ...


Pontiac Bonneville
1994-1995
Supercharger
Old 12-30-2006, 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by willwren
I'll do a cross-reference of vehicles for you. Working on it now. Moving this for you also.
Awsome and thank you.

Kinda worried about the connector differences between the two... Bill, would you be able to check between the 95 and 93 service manuals?

Thanks
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Originally Posted by willwren
Buick LeSabre
1995
All applications


Buick Park Avenue
1994-1995
I.D.# 10480043

1991-1996
w/o Supercharger 14 ...


Oldsmobile Eighty-Eight
1992-1999
1995 140 Amp Alterna ...

1995
Supercharger


Oldsmobile LSS
1992-1999
1995 140 Amp Alterna ...


Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight
1995
Supercharger


Oldsmobile Regency
1992-1999
1995 140 Amp Alterna ...


Pontiac Bonneville
1994-1995
Supercharger
So, the ones that don't have supercharged under them, they arn't, correct? That seems odd that GM would put 140'* in others before the Bonneville; esp. with all the electronic crap...
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All of those are correct.

John, on the connector, it enters the TOP of the 140 alternator, not on the side/bottom like yours. But the OEM harness reaches it, and hooks right up.

Remember, my 160 amp custom alternator was built off the 140 body. And I installed it with no modification (the only part I can't remember is if I upgraded my feed due to terminal size or not. I have a larger-gauge wire feeding my battery from the alternator now).
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Originally Posted by willwren
All of those are correct.

John, on the connector, it enters the TOP of the 140 alternator, not on the side/bottom like yours. But the OEM harness reaches it, and hooks right up.

Remember, my 160 amp custom alternator was built off the 140 body. And I installed it with no modification (the only part I can't remember is if I upgraded my feed due to terminal size or not. I have a larger-gauge wire feeding my battery from the alternator now).
Ok, the connector part is still the same, just a different location. Correct?
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Napa got me a Raylock 140 amp a while back.
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John *, the connector is identical. I could swap between my two cars in minutes with no problems now.
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I have an extra that I bought in GA before I came up the ALCAN. Acording to what Mr. Wren posted, it may (97 SSEi) work. I had it tested before I left and is was putting out 126A with engine at running temperature

I'll be happy to send it to you and let you try it. It should fit in the "ship it anywhere" flat-rate USPS box for $8.10
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Originally Posted by Cheetah
I have an extra that I bought in GA before I came up the ALCAN. Acording to what Mr. Wren posted, it may (97 SSEi) work. I had it tested before I left and is was putting out 126A with engine at running temperature

I'll be happy to send it to you and let you try it. It should fit in the "ship it anywhere" flat-rate USPS box for $8.10
mmmm, bill? Would it work? From the list, I thought it wouldn't.... :?

If it does, that would be AWSOME!


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