

| Subject: | Re: 100 amp alternator for Vanagon from Jetta? |
| From: | Steven Denis |
| Date: | Mon, 29 Jan 2001 07:02:28 EST |
In a message dated 1/29/01 5:45:54 AM Eastern Standard Time, Oxroad@AOL.COM writes: << Is the V belt cog the same as the V belt pulley? Yup And does this mean the later model 90A Vanagon alternator will bolt into an earlier model Vanagon like an 83.5 Water cooled? Yup and it should have had the 90 amp in the 1st place! And if the later model alternator is put in the 83.5 are their any ch-ch-ch-changes needed in the electrical system? Or can a system built for a lower amperage unit handle more amps? It's the draw not the capacity of the supply..you have a eleventy-billion amp lead-acid battery attached to the same wires, remember? And the final question, when I have to replace my alternator should I just go for the higher amperage 90A alternator from a later model Vanagon-- or is it cost prohibative since I won't be able to turn in a 90A core? >> Err that's $$$ call.... steve "Hey! nice Jeep, Mister! " "Look kid, it's NOTAJEEP! "
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