An alternator is regulated to prevent overcharging of the vehicle's battery.
it's an nternal regulated alternator it's an nternal regulated alternator
it should have an internally regulated alternator
The PCM (engine computer) is the regulator.
If your currently running a external regulator all you need to do to move to a internal regulated alternator is finding a alternator that will fit your application that comes internally regulated. I dont know of any that work for your vehicle though sorry
The alternator on a 1993 Dodge is regulated by the engine computer. You would have to find an aftermarket regulator and follow it's wiring schematic.The alternator on a 1993 Dodge is regulated by the engine computer. You would have to find an aftermarket regulator and follow it's wiring schematic.
With a factory alternator the engine computer is the regulator.
it doesn't have one the alternator is regulated in side
It is internally regulated. It's inside the alternator.
On a Delco, an external regulated alternator has a square plug, while the internal has a rectanguler plug.
Most GM alternators are internally regulated. Yes, it is built into the alternator.
If the alternator is computer regulated it may not run with battery disconnected. The alt. may be good, but the wires to it are open/shorted.
a 1970 to 1980s Internally regulated alternator, a knowledge of how to change the wiring and an ability to build the brackets.