Subject	Like I said its 90 amp as opposed to 80 for the n/a
Posted by	ZiNnYc on June 23, 2008 at 4:42 PM
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In Reply To	are they different? pep boys told me they only have one for posted by Felix (NJ) on June 23, 2008 at 11:43 AM
Message	its better to have a higher producing alternator for your setup. Hopefully your system is installed properly with a decent ANL fuse for your amp power, perhaps a decent cap if youre constantly bumping the system, and a good battery (Optima Yellow works for my 880Watter). New terminals, new ground to firewall (and tranny if you have some time), grounding net to have a bulletproof powered system. make sure your PS system is tight with no leaks. check it before and after alternator install, you can even cause a problem when installing it, hoses are right there and its easy to bang on. leaky PS system = alternator killer *****
Follow Ups	is the problem my alternator? - Felix (NJ) 11:08:40 06/23/08 Prob. some blown fuses too. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 11:16:45 06/23/08 i dont think its fuses, the radar works just blinks like it - Felix (NJ) 11:32:50 06/23/08 Give it 2 hours. Pick up a TT alternator90amp (n/m) - ZiNnYc 11:38:04 06/23/08 are they different? pep boys told me they only have one for - Felix (NJ) 11:43:23 06/23/08 Yes they are different. TT is higher amp. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 15:26:46 06/23/08 Like I said its 90 amp as opposed to 80 for the n/a - ZiNnYc 16:42:30 06/23/08
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