I need some help figuring out how im going to use an Alternator without an internal voltage regulator. I have an external regulator but i do not now how to hook it up. is there anybody that can get me pointed in the right direction? It's on a 89 f150. Motor is a 302 out of a 69' mustang. this is the only thing that is keeping from driving it. i have had a few people tell me that i cannot do it with this truck.

 

nobody???

 

nobody has any suggestions?

 

First, I thought the 69 altenator had an internal regulator. Why would you want to change? Also, why not try to adapt the 89 altenator to the 69 engine.

 

becuase i dont have the money for the serpentine kit. and when you get the serpentine kit you have to get a new water pump because the v-belt pump spins the opposite direction of the serpentine kit.

 

and the old 69 alternator does NOT have an internal regulator. there was even a stamp on the box the alternator came out of that said "external regulator needed'.

 

you can hook it up. but, "It's on a 89 f150. Motor is a 302 out of a 69' mustang"
its might not be your configaration..old 69 alternator does NOT have an internal regulator

 

why not get a voltage regulator out of a 69 mustang?

 

Exactly.

 

How do i wire it up though? i already have the voltage regulator i just dont understand how to wire it up. As i stated before.

 

Wake up! somebody has got to know how to do this.

 

 

Have you ever used Google?

 

Just as soon as I was going to post; Norm posted his answer via diagram.

 

Did the diagram help?