2005 F150 5.4 130 Amp Alternator..
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Originally Posted by Galaxy
Was there a cost for this option?? If so, I'd think you'd have some serious grounds to pursue a refund regardless of how much. Sometimes it's principle!!!
Can't do it on a small case 110 amp and I hate to even look at the power curve on it, probably don't put sh$t below 2000 RPM and is the reason I can't keep my battery charged... where I live is 30 to 40 MPH everywhere around here, stop and go, and most anything you want is within 5 to 10 miles...
oh well, I be buying a H.O. and have a 110 amp paper weight for the work shop it looks like and for 300.00 plus instead of 165.00 to build mind...
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I know that my 05 is supposed to have a 130 amp on it, and with 600 watt rms sub amp 300 watt rms door speaker amp and e-fans when I play my music loud my lights dim pretty good. They even dim driving down the highway at 2000 rpm, so I am about to do the big 3 upgrade and if that doesn't work then I will look at a ho alt.
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Well after reading this thread I went and found the sticker for my truck. It saysI have a 130 amp alternator. Now I'll have to check it out and se if its a 130 or not. But after 8 years I doubt Ford Will rebate the cost differance or replace it with a 130 amp one if I have the weaker 110 amp one instaled on my truck.