Does anyone know where I can get a 100 amp alternator connector so I can replace my 80 amp? I am sure they are different and I just want to cut off the old, solder and heat shrink over the connection. If there is a better way please let me know or direct me to a location I can order the parts.
100 amp alternator connector
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What year model? (put that info in your signature line so we know what we're dealing with).
Early 3 pin oval would be:
Early 3 pin oval would be:
JunkCrzr89
Competent Ignoramoose
I think the 100 amp is plug and play with 80 amp wiring, and a new connector is only required if you jump up to the 130 amp “super class” Denso 210-0607. Are you sure you have the 80 amp? Most early years NA-spec came with 100 amp from the factory.
According to my notes the 150-amp Sequoia alternator (p/n 27060-0F050) needs a square 3-pin connector:
Needs connector: 90980-11964
And pigtails: 82998-12440
Connector wiring thread: Real time help alternator plug wiring colors
Needs connector: 90980-11964
And pigtails: 82998-12440
Connector wiring thread: Real time help alternator plug wiring colors
You can get 3 pin 80A or 100A from what I know on the early 100's.
Then later 100's all use the 4 pin plug (regardless of output, but most seem to be 100A).
As @Ayune said above you need a different connector still to fit the 130A wequoia alt.
I was able to get a spare 3-pin and a spare 4-pin from aftermarket suppliers and carry one of each in the truck.
Then later 100's all use the 4 pin plug (regardless of output, but most seem to be 100A).
As @Ayune said above you need a different connector still to fit the 130A wequoia alt.
I was able to get a spare 3-pin and a spare 4-pin from aftermarket suppliers and carry one of each in the truck.
