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galant vr4 alternator into AUTO 93 Eclipse GSX

VR_IV_MR

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this is what I am concerned about. I found this on the VFAQ

"For auto owners, Kyle Zingg posted that the alternator for the auto cars has a different part number, at least for 1Gs. The part number for the 1G auto alternator is MD153843. Manual owners have the same alternator on both the turbo and 2.0L non-turbo engines."

SO, will the alternator I have in my 5 Speed Galant VR4 work in the AUTOMATIC 1993 Eclipse GSX AWD?

Thanks guys!
 

ktmrider

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Try your signature suggestion: King of "nevermind I just searched the forum"

This is GVR4-101. Or try a different approach, search deltas on 1g auto vs 1g manual alternators. Hint, it's not the electrical voltage that kills you it's the ****.
 

VR_IV_MR

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yea thanks I did some searching and was having difficulties hence the thread
 

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Quoting ktmrider:
Try your signature suggestion: King of "nevermind I just searched the forum"

This is GVR4-101. Or try a different approach, search deltas on 1g auto vs 1g manual alternators. Hint, it's not the electrical voltage that kills you it's the ****.



its the what?? I hate cliffhangers /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif
 

iceman69510

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I always thought it was the humidity...
 

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/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/banghead.gifQuoting mitsu90:
Quoting ktmrider:
Try your signature suggestion: King of "nevermind I just searched the forum"

This is GVR4-101. Or try a different approach, search deltas on 1g auto vs 1g manual alternators. Hint, it's not the electrical voltage that kills you it's the ****.



its the what?? I hate cliffhangers /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif

 

ktmrider

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Quoting transparentdsm:
amps....

Winner winner chicken dinner.

GVR4 = 90A. The two TEL chargers are 75A and 60A. All interchange. My "assumption" on TEL delta is the auto tranny TCU and lockup TC require a bit more juice than manual?!?

I had to install a 60A unit into #86 years ago so I know they do fit. Chain store alternator crapped out in Trinidad, CO with my family in tow. Checker had a 60A unit and the local Toyota service center installed it. Got me to Denver and back to NM.

Fried about 3 months later ( Chinese VR died as usual ), took to a local shop that rebuilt it back to 90A. Still going strong.
 
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