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Alternate Alternator Selection

Keith Knight

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how's the clearance with the new alternator between it and the cab?
Any pictures with the new alternator mounted?
I'm seriously considering the 24 volt alternator swap but I also have to figure out how to remount my AC compressor. I made these modifications in April 2016. Way before any one had the original brackets for the driver side.
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MatthewWBailey

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how's the clearance with the new alternator between it and the cab?
Any pictures with the new alternator mounted?
I'm seriously considering the 24 volt alternator swap but I also have to figure out how to remount my AC compressor. I made these modifications in April 2016. Way before any one had the original brackets for the driver side.
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The axis of the alternator moves in towards the engine ~3". This 150A has the same pad mount boss' as the 110A but the housing is bigger in diameter by about 1-1/2". Still room to spare between the block.

The 110A unit is inboard of the frame and clears the mud flap and cab frame. I won't switch out to the 150 unless the 110 burns out. So figure another 3/4" sticking out to the right in the first photo. Seems to me that an ac compressor bracket could bolt over the padmount easily looking at the first picture.

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Cab fully down in this photo⬇
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charlesrg

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Yes this adapter plate comes off
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This base plate is part of the base 3126 engine. I believe it has its own Cat part #. It's curved for a reason

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@MatthewWBailey thank you very much for sharing all the pictures.

Looks like the Pad being standard opens up a path for many alternatives.
I'm personally looking to fit a BLP4112M or BLP4110M or a Delco 55SI
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The Leece Neville can be easily converted to external regulator allowing to charge other battery chemistries. In the future I want to convert all batteries to LIFEpo4 or other similar SolidState battery.
 

MatthewWBailey

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@MatthewWBailey thank you very much for sharing all the pictures.

Looks like the Pad being standard opens up a path for many alternatives.
I'm personally looking to fit a BLP4112M or BLP4110M or a Delco 55SI
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The Leece Neville can be easily converted to external regulator allowing to charge other battery chemistries. In the future I want to convert all batteries to LIFEpo4 or other similar SolidState battery.
Sure thing. Would love to see what you do there
 
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