1 wire alt
05-01-2015, 11:29 AM
#2
http://alternatorparts.com/cs130-cs1...ternators.html
The LS1 alternator is a CS130d.
all you really need is the voltage regulator to convert it to 1-wire.
but you can buy the entire alternator that is a 1-wire.
for a 4th gen that's stock the computer will throw a code if you go to a 1-wire alternator and leave the existing 4-pin plug disconnected, that's the alternator turn on signal coming from the computer.
The LS1 alternator is a CS130d.
all you really need is the voltage regulator to convert it to 1-wire.
but you can buy the entire alternator that is a 1-wire.
for a 4th gen that's stock the computer will throw a code if you go to a 1-wire alternator and leave the existing 4-pin plug disconnected, that's the alternator turn on signal coming from the computer.
05-01-2015, 11:30 AM
#3
http://alternatorparts.com/cs130-cs1...ternators.html
The LS1 alternator is a CS130d.
all you really need is the voltage regulator to convert it to 1-wire.
but you can buy the entire alternator that is a 1-wire.
for a 4th gen that's stock the computer will throw a code if you go to a 1-wire alternator and leave the existing 4-pin plug disconnected, that's the alternator turn on signal coming from the computer.
The LS1 alternator is a CS130d.
all you really need is the voltage regulator to convert it to 1-wire.
but you can buy the entire alternator that is a 1-wire.
for a 4th gen that's stock the computer will throw a code if you go to a 1-wire alternator and leave the existing 4-pin plug disconnected, that's the alternator turn on signal coming from the computer.