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laptoprob

posted on 22/1/14 at 09:29 PM Reply With Quote
Lightweight 40 amp Denso Alternator codes

Just thinking about dumping the great charging lump off my XE engine in favour of one of these pretty Nippon 40 amp versions.

I'd like to save a bit of cash though and wondered if anyone has a specific codes for the one that other people have used or even the SBD version?

Or failing that which car has them fitted?





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big-vee-twin

posted on 22/1/14 at 10:26 PM Reply With Quote
You need to look at the Diahatsu for the small denso think its the sirion or charade car. Theres one on eBay now for 25 quid.

Some look at using them off Kubota diggers, but some of these are only rated for low RPM.

[Edited on 22/1/14 by big-vee-twin]





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laptoprob

posted on 23/1/14 at 07:46 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by big-vee-twin
You need to look at the Diahatsu for the small denso think its the sirion or charade car. Theres one on eBay now for 25 quid.

Some look at using them off Kubota diggers, but some of these are only rated for low RPM.

[Edited on 22/1/14 by big-vee-twin]


Thanks, i think i spyed that one earlier

Also seen the Kubota ones too and yes they will be a lower rating for sure on rpm.

Cheers anyway





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ashg

posted on 23/1/14 at 08:20 AM Reply With Quote
you can swap the bearings on the digger ones for about £20





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laptoprob

posted on 23/1/14 at 08:42 AM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by ashg
you can swap the bearings on the digger ones for about £20


Aernt the diesel versions designed to be more efficient at low speed?





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whitestu

posted on 23/1/14 at 08:43 AM Reply With Quote
I've got a Kubota digger one on mine and had no problems with it.
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loggyboy

posted on 23/1/14 at 09:15 AM Reply With Quote
If you do get a Kubato version, you could increase the pulley size to underdrive it. Would mean less draw on the engine power also - squeeze out an extra 0.01hp!





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laptoprob

posted on 23/1/14 at 10:59 AM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by loggyboy
If you do get a Kubato version, you could increase the pulley size to underdrive it. Would mean less draw on the engine power also - squeeze out an extra 0.01hp!


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laptoprob

posted on 23/1/14 at 10:59 AM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by whitestu
I've got a Kubota digger one on mine and had no problems with it.


Good stuff, i will look down that path then.Cheers!





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