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jeffdub wrote:thank you for the link california which one would i need ?

http://www.autoelectricsupplies.co.uk/p ... ategory/11
This page, item 010107 , 97/0.30, 7.0mm2, 50A - cable OD 6.2mm

thats great thanks for your help i appreciate it jeff

Is the stud terminal on a wbx alternator the definite identifier for the higher output variants then?

Could explain why the cheap s/h replacement I got a while ago (not worth recounting the tale) was a 3-blade plug type, so no use part from the pulley (I'd been running it for ages with the wrong one!)

Ive had a look on Wood Autos web site http://woodauto.com/default.aspx
It looks like T25's have been fitted with 45 & 65 A alternators with the plug connector
And 45, 65 & 90 A alternators with the stud terminals.
Maybe its to do with age or spec ?

Ah, ok. It's a non-original (stud type) alternator so I don't know what it puts out anyway

Wood Auto one of my favourite websites

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I bought new bearings and a regulator from them for my 90amp alternator - a fraction of the price of a recon unit.