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I have converted my '59 BE to a modeern single wire alternator and to Negative ground for various reasons. Has anyone here done this that can explain how the wiring would go thru the original regulator? Or how to bypass it. I think I have answered my own question here while writing this. Just running straight to the fuse block should suffice as my alternator has an internal regulator?
I have converted my '59 BE to a modeern single wire alternator and to Negative ground for various reasons. Has anyone here done this that can explain how the wiring would go thru the original regulator? Or how to bypass it. I think I have answered my own question here while writing this. Just running straight to the fuse block should suffice as my alternator has an internal regulator?
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