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    Resistor bypass and belt squeal **FIXED**

    Good thing they are easy to change! I have gates belts on there and it was still squealing the drivers alternator even when guitar string tight until I changed that pulley. The factory pulley had quite a bit of wobble for some reason, this truck has a take out engine from another vehicle I...
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    Resistor bypass and belt squeal **FIXED**

    For those that are wondering this is the pulley I used https://brillman.com/product/alternatorgenerator-pulley-38-10mm-belt-width-x-2-933-od-x-17mm-id/ One of the alternators that came with my truck was aftermarket and the (very important) factory alignment spacer that comes behind the fan...
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    Resistor bypass and belt squeal **FIXED**

    I will post all the details, I need to do a proper write up with pictures and will do so after work when I can do that properly. Stay tuned!
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    Resistor bypass and belt squeal **FIXED**

    So after checking all of my connections with out any obvious answers. I found a machined steel pulley that is within a few thousandths of being identical to the stamped steel unit. It's only $15 so I figured it was a cheap experiment. After swapping it in and checking for precise pulley...
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    Resistor bypass and belt squeal **FIXED**

    I will check into this. Are there any new solid steel pulleys that work? I have a source for core alternators but I don’t want to have to risk getting a bad pulley
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    Resistor bypass and belt squeal **FIXED**

    They did it because the original card crapped out. I’m going to eventually get a new card in there and revers it. There are about 50 other nagging issues that are taking my nickels and dimes in the mean time.
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    Resistor bypass and belt squeal **FIXED**

    Ok good to know, my glow plugs are on a manual push button and work flawlessly (another mod done by the prior owner). I will stay on the course you outlined in post #4
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    Resistor bypass and belt squeal **FIXED**

    Yes mine is setup as you described. So if I understand correctly, the stock resistor is only getting use when the glow plugs are active?
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    Resistor bypass and belt squeal **FIXED**

    I am considering this, or potentially going 12 volt using one of the methods outlined by Roscommon. I would like to understand how splitting the system with the bypass loads up the alternators. I need to study up on the effect on amp draw on both alternators by doing this. I want to bring this...
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    Resistor bypass and belt squeal **FIXED**

    they are the gates belts recommended on this site. They are all in the middle of the adjustment range and a couple of months old
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    Resistor bypass and belt squeal **FIXED**

    This all seems logical I’ll check it out this weekend. Thanks for the advice!
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    Resistor bypass and belt squeal **FIXED**

    Thank you for the reply, yes they are both group 31 batteries purchased in 2022. They tested fine when I got the truck about 4 months ago. I will re test to confirm. what do you mean by putting a volt meter on the block? I you saying to check for voltage drop through the headlight circuit? or...
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    Resistor bypass and belt squeal **FIXED**

    I apologize if this has already been covered and I'm beating a dead horse. If there is already good info on this please direct me to it. My truck came to me with the resistor bypass already done. When ever I turn on my headlights I get belt squeal. It's still happening despite tightening up...
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