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How do you switch from two wire alternator to a one wire alternator?
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∙ 9y ago
The switch will depend on the alternators and car wiring. The switch could require removing an external regulator as well. You will need a wiring diagram of the vehicle wiring to decide which wires to change.
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Yes. Instructions come in the box.
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read the instructions in the switch packet
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