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Bronze Member Username: XbranmanChattanooga, TN United States Post Number: 60 Registered: May-05 | I have a 2004 oldsmobile alero. is it possible for me to put in a second alternator? |
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Silver Member Username: Sony224422Deep River, CT US Post Number: 286 Registered: Dec-04 | why not get a high out put. I don't know if you can mount two, but you could always get it rebuilt so its more powerful |
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Bronze Member Username: SexytrocaDallas, Texas United states Post Number: 24 Registered: Oct-05 | yeah i dont think its possible but if you get a high output alternator then it should be enough. i think having two will put more strain on your timing belt or crankshaft, u may lose power |
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Bronze Member Username: XbranmanChattanooga, TN United States Post Number: 61 Registered: May-05 | well i havent been able to find a high output one for it ive looked at various sites. How much more powerful would it be if i rebuilt it? |
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Silver Member Username: Sony224422Deep River, CT US Post Number: 287 Registered: Dec-04 | im not sure, you'd probably have to contact one of the bigger alternator companies. Someone should post a website for you. i think this one of the bigger ones. http://4alterstart.com/ |
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Bronze Member Username: SexytrocaDallas, Texas United states Post Number: 25 Registered: Oct-05 | http://mralternator.com/ did u try here |
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Bronze Member Username: XbranmanChattanooga, TN United States Post Number: 62 Registered: May-05 | yea it dosent have anything for oldsmobile ive heard that hte ones made for pontiacs will work. is this true? |
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Silver Member Username: TdbdadrummerPost Number: 745 Registered: Aug-05 | I've heard that dual alts is completely possible, but it requires some mounting modifications. |
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New member Username: PaogrAthensGreece Post Number: 1 Registered: Dec-05 | Yes it's copletely possible. Check this out: |