Hi Casey,
Both Kaiser Jeep, and American Motors Corp. used Motorola
alternators, and their separate regulators at least through '72. So, I
bet you still have one, I would make the swap to Delco and their
integrated regular. The brackets are so similar I'd just cut off a
section of the Delco's and shim it into position with the other pulleys.
Use the same battery connection, and jump it to the alternator's #2 and
hook #1 field to ignition switch, ignition.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Casey Teague wrote:
>
> I'm having problems with my alternator and need a replacement. I'd like to
> go ahead and install a higher output alternator. I've installed several
> electrical components (driving lights, electric fan, fuel injection) and
> will definately require a higher output alternator when I get a winch in the
> near future. Can anyone tell me what vehicle type I can get an alternator
> from that will fit my Jeep or provide some advice on aftermarket
> alternators. I've looked at Mean Green but they are really expensive and I
> can't find a Powermaster that is made for my year Jeep. My neighbor has a
> '00 TJ with 140 amp (I think) alternator. Could I get something like that
> to fit my Jeep and how would I hook it up.
>
> I'm a decent shade tree mechanic and I've done most all the work to my Jeep
> but I suck at electrical stuff. Any help would really be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Casey Teague
> www.justjeepz.com

 

Hi Casey,
Both Kaiser Jeep, and American Motors Corp. used Motorola
alternators, and their separate regulators at least through '72. So, I
bet you still have one, I would make the swap to Delco and their
integrated regular. The brackets are so similar I'd just cut off a
section of the Delco's and shim it into position with the other pulleys.
Use the same battery connection, and jump it to the alternator's #2 and
hook #1 field to ignition switch, ignition.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Casey Teague wrote:
>
> I'm having problems with my alternator and need a replacement. I'd like to
> go ahead and install a higher output alternator. I've installed several
> electrical components (driving lights, electric fan, fuel injection) and
> will definately require a higher output alternator when I get a winch in the
> near future. Can anyone tell me what vehicle type I can get an alternator
> from that will fit my Jeep or provide some advice on aftermarket
> alternators. I've looked at Mean Green but they are really expensive and I
> can't find a Powermaster that is made for my year Jeep. My neighbor has a
> '00 TJ with 140 amp (I think) alternator. Could I get something like that
> to fit my Jeep and how would I hook it up.
>
> I'm a decent shade tree mechanic and I've done most all the work to my Jeep
> but I suck at electrical stuff. Any help would really be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Casey Teague
> www.justjeepz.com

 

Hi Casey,
Both Kaiser Jeep, and American Motors Corp. used Motorola
alternators, and their separate regulators at least through '72. So, I
bet you still have one, I would make the swap to Delco and their
integrated regular. The brackets are so similar I'd just cut off a
section of the Delco's and shim it into position with the other pulleys.
Use the same battery connection, and jump it to the alternator's #2 and
hook #1 field to ignition switch, ignition.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Casey Teague wrote:
>
> I'm having problems with my alternator and need a replacement. I'd like to
> go ahead and install a higher output alternator. I've installed several
> electrical components (driving lights, electric fan, fuel injection) and
> will definately require a higher output alternator when I get a winch in the
> near future. Can anyone tell me what vehicle type I can get an alternator
> from that will fit my Jeep or provide some advice on aftermarket
> alternators. I've looked at Mean Green but they are really expensive and I
> can't find a Powermaster that is made for my year Jeep. My neighbor has a
> '00 TJ with 140 amp (I think) alternator. Could I get something like that
> to fit my Jeep and how would I hook it up.
>
> I'm a decent shade tree mechanic and I've done most all the work to my Jeep
> but I suck at electrical stuff. Any help would really be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Casey Teague
> www.justjeepz.com