can this be compatible with my 130 amps alternator
1875679
I don't know why it wouldn't. Call the manufacturer . They were very good about responding to my questions
2046625
HI, This alternator is 160 amp ,if you don't have the demand you won't see the amperage, also this is bigger than the original alternator , some year/models needs modification like grinding the bracket/mounting of the alternator make sure you know before purchasing also make sure you have Good Highest core cranking heavy duty New battery and run 4 gauge wire too
1532235
The amperage has no bearing on the question. I am quiet sure it can easily be rep[lacedwith the provided fittings. I always use the new mounting ring and gasket but all other fittings are designed for easy replacement. Good luck
1251452
It will work but you would be overloading it in the start mode...it would be fine for charging. You probably have a 250 amp solenoid. This is an 80 amp.
807151
I don't see why not once the size of the connector is the same, the amperage difference is very small so there shouldn't be any problem, usually there is a +/- tolerance level. Verify the connector size first though ..
287699
It has a max of 30 amps and car alternators are more then that and the alternator would have its own regulator so to speak so I would not recommend it either. They would conflict.Mike
1978216
I'm using an 80 amp. I have been since i got it. I was going to bump to a 100 if it ever died, but, it never did. I doubt you would ever need more than 100. Technically it depends on your set up and how much power you can get out of your alternator. Mine doesn't have enough free power to provide to the amp to require more. I have 3 12" CVR's in a 2006 lancer running off one of these amps.
949795
I would not suggest it. I used an adapter that was suitable and the motor burnt out.
921722
I don't think your Altenator could handle it. Mine is hooked up in my Semi. I have more than one battery & a bigger alternator. As for your ridding mower I would say no.
1488341
I honestly dont know if it is compatible for that kind of vehicle, ask your local mechanic
1285726
Not sure, i went by diamentions, voltage and ampH if all those match your battery it should work for your application.
1094658
Myrle - I don't see why not; The only question is how many amps the pump draws. The standard Deltek pigtail that connects to the battery and this plug has an integral standard 10 amp fuse block, but it could be easily replaced with a 15 or 20 if you needed to.
2009212
This really depends on your cars alternator. Im assuming its for a car. So 800x4 =3200 peak. Power is VxI. V=voltage=12v. 3200/12=267amps. So at peak power your alternator needs to supply 267 amps. My car is a v6 with an alternator that supplys 120 amps at 2000rpm. Yours may be higher or lower. It takes around 65 to 75 amps to run an engine. So youre missing about 200amps at peak power. If youre stupid like me youll blowout and fry this amp in a day.
1138809
Yeah, it will likely blow the fuse. Typical alternator output is 13.6 volts, X 20 amps is 272 watts. Any more than that and your fuse will blow. I would hook it directly to the battery
1450098
it can but not well this is only a true 125watt amp might get 175watts if you run a 14volt setup
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
1765923
I used it on a 2006 Dodge Caravan with a Denso 136 amp alternator and it worked perfectly.