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Ford 1-Wire Alternator, 100 amp Output with V-Belt Pulley [Natural Finish]
555-10165
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Natural Finish 100 AMP
JEGS 10165 Ford 1-Wire 100 amp GM 10Si Style Alternator with single groove v-belt belt pulley has a natural aluminum finish and only requires a 12-volt power source to operate. This direct bolt-in Motorcraft alternator replacement features an exclusive low cut-in of 880 engine RPM, allowing it to quickly charge without having to rev your engine like other units of its type that typically have a 1200 RPM cut-in to initiate the alternator charging circuit.
JEGS 555-10165 Ford 1-Wire Alternator Features:
- Simple 1-wire installation: connect one positive wire from the alternator to the battery, and you're done
- Motorcraft Upgrade
- 100 amp Output GM 10Si Style Alternator Designed to Fit Ford Applications
- Specifications: 100 amp output, 12-volt, internal regulator
- Manufactured with an exclusive low "cut in" of 880 engine rpm, which is much lower than any other alternator of its type to begin turning on and charging
- Internal Regulator
- 3/8 in. W x 2.330 in. O.D. Single Groove V-Belt Pulley with Cooling Fan without Baffle
- Adjusting Ear with 3/8 in.-16 Threads
- Incorporates a 3 in. Mounting Spool Like Original Ford Alternators
- Easy bolt-on no modifications required (Uses Existing Mounting Brackets)
- Natural finish for original look
JEGS 555-10165 Ford 1-Wire Alternator Notes:
- To help speed up your installation we recommend these JEGS wiring kits.
- High-Output Alternator Wiring Kit with 8 Gauge wire 555-10510
- Alternator Ground Wire kit with 10 gauge wire 555-10141
FAQ
What gauge wire do I need for a 100 amp alternator?
- For a 100 amp alternator, like the JEGS 10165 Ford 1-Wire Alternator, a minimum of 4-gauge wire is recommended. This ensures efficient power transfer, minimizing voltage drop and maximizing charging performance.
What is the difference between a one-wire alternator?
- The key difference lies in simplicity. The JEGS Ford 1-Wire Alternator, such as the 10165, streamlines installation with a single-wire setup. It eliminates the need for a separate voltage regulator and simplifies alternator wiring, making it a convenient choice for various applications.
Specifications:
Part TypeProduct LineAdvertised Amperage Output100 ampsAlternator Brackets IncludedNoAlternator Case StyleGM 10siAlternator Fan IncludedYesAlternator FinishNaturalAlternator Pulley Attachment StyleBolt-onBelt IncludedNOCase MaterialAluminumGroove Quantity1New Or RemanufacturedNewOne-Wire CapableYesPackage Depth7.70Package Height7.30Package Width6.80Part CategoryPerformance PartsPart FitmentSemi UniversalPulley Belt TypeV-BeltPulley FinishYellow zincPulley Groove Quantity1Pulley IncludedYesPulley MaterialSteelPulley Outside Diameter2.330 (59.182 mm)Pulley StyleV-Belt PulleyPulley TypeV BeltQuantitySold individuallyRegulator IncludedYesRegulator StyleInternalShipping Weight12.75Terminal Connection Quantity1-WireVoltage Compatibility12 - Overview
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