Will this isolator fit a 1994 chevy g20 van with a 105 amp alternator?
2063326
It might work. I purchased one for a newer GMC pickup and gave up because the alternator wiring of the GM system includes a excitor wire that I wasn't sure how to connect even with wiring diagrams. It may take an electric speciality shop.
2063327
You should find a place within the engine bay that will have enough physical space to solidly mount the isolator allowing it air space to shed heat. A 140 AMP rated isolator will work fine with a 105 AMP alternator. My 140 AMP isolator is working under the hood of a 1998 GMC K2500 with a GM Delco 100A alternator, Optima Red top and Blue top batteries and good quality 10 gauge wiring just fine. There should be no issues as long as you do not run an alternator that is more powerful than your isolator rating.
1432231
This will work with any RV that has 12 volt DC and a ground lead at the monitor position. The challenge is that it is not the exact size of some of the earlier versions so that you have to fabricate a backing plate to make the installation look better. If you do not care about cosmetics, it will not be a factor, just make sure that the red wire goes to the plus + side and the black wire goes to the minus - side.
1996126
Yes it will if you have the plastic upper intake with the injectors underneath. I think that van has that setup -Mike
1679594
I'm not sure but it is pretty much a universal fit. It kits on my 2011 Ram and on my brothers 2000 Chevy. Check amps web site to see what part number you need then try to find it on Amazon.
518611
Yes it will I had the same issue. I made sure I had a real good ground on my amp first before I bought the isolator.
1408622
Yes it will. It's very easy to install, but just make sure that you get the interrupter cup all the way on.
631583
Do not know I got this for my chevy suburban, check on dormans web site for fittings
1023039
It will fit any standard automobile fuse outlet. If that is what you have in your trailer it should fit. If you are not sure double check.
1422584
I believe that it will. I use it for an electric 3 point hitch system which is just a screw gear system like your application. You have to physically hold the switch in the raise or lower position, but this is the safest way to do what you want. You may want to check the label on your motor for the amperage required, but you should be okay.
1410555
Yes it will!! Make sure u have the proper enclosed, a really powerful amplifier, cables, wires and I will strongly recommend upgrade u alternator, buy and additional battery just for u music system .
447487
I think it should fit but may look kind of a sloppy installation. I got this to use with 0 gauge wire but decided to use 2/0 wire and it worked nicely. Remember the heavier wire the less voltage drop at higher amps.
1555473
I don't know for sure. I have a 2000 Chevy. I did buy a adaptor from Wal-Mart and it worked.
1451679
Hi, I might be able to help. "B1" & "B2" go to the individuals batteries of course. "A" is the charging wire from your alternator and DE is the exciter wire that turns on your unit. Use a 16 or 14 ga wire (and connectors) to your fuse box and find a circuit that come "on" or is hot when your ignition is on. Piggy-back on to this circuit. You can also get a special piggy-back adaptor from your local auto parts store. This will turn on your isolator when (and only when) the key circuit is on or the vehicle is running and off when your ignition is off. Great unit and has worked well for me for almost 2 years. Let me know if I can help any further. Chris
848797
Has at least two GM adapters that I know of, so it should. Note you also need clutch holding tool like this:Powerbuilt 648980 Air Conditioner Clutch Holding Tool
867592
i dont have a clue, i bought it for my 2002 dodge caravan. you can ask seller they helped me
61636
Hi, 1999 GMC Yukon 5.7 v8 has two kind alternator both are exchangable. except plug is different don't know which one you have. this will fit , if plug is different I can provide you plug also but you have 2700 watt, by book each 1000 watt you need 100 amp alternator plus your original alternator 130 you are looking around 400 amp alternator with this alternator you need two batteries( add another battery in the trunk) 0 gauge wire and capacitor to make it work if you don't it will not handle your load. voltage will drop
568494
I'm not sure about it,but the amps,rpm and voltage are very close,it might work.Sorry.