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Old 06-25-2004, 03:12 PM
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I only had a 120A max output alternator, originally. I have a High end audio/ video system in my Sequoia, plus 12v radiator fan. I have an Optima battery which helps but I notice that I guage actually is staying right under 18V with the new alternator. It was 14Vs with the old one.
This alternator did not require a core deposit.
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how was the install, overall? easy? hard? pita? time consuming but easy? same belt/pulley size?
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Old 06-26-2004, 06:38 AM
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Default Install was easy.

I installed it with o trouble using the same belt. Plug and play. Nice.
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Default alternator install....

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how was the install, overall? easy? hard? pita? time consuming but easy? same belt/pulley size?
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It was a direct replacement of the factory alternator. I just had to drill out the main power cable connector a little to fit on the new alternator. The 3-wire regulator plug was a direct fit. I installed it with no trouble using the same belt. Plug and play. Nice.
Here is his answer, i brought it from an earlier post....
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Default What package does the larger alternator come in?

Toyota offers a bigger alternator in the Limited and its available only in a "package" on the SR5. I have the SR5. I looked at the brochure and none of the packages list the 150 amp alternator. The SR5 I have has a ton of packages on it, how can I tell if I have this alternator? What packages does it come with?
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I think the larger alternator comes with the tow package.


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Toyota offers a bigger alternator in the Limited and its available only in a "package" on the SR5. I have the SR5. I looked at the brochure and none of the packages list the 150 amp alternator. The SR5 I have has a ton of packages on it, how can I tell if I have this alternator? What packages does it come with?
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Default Re: Sequoia: Alternator & Battery Issues, Questions and Discussions

Might ought upgrade the BIG 3 with the new alternator. Wouldn't want a fire.
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Default Re: What I added.

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I only had a 120A max output alternator, originally. I have a High end audio/ video system in my Sequoia, plus 12v radiator fan. I have an Optima battery which helps but I notice that I guage actually is staying right under 18V with the new alternator. It was 14Vs with the old one.
This alternator did not require a core deposit.
Check the voltage with a real voltmeter. 18v will fry your battery and engine computers.
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Default Re: Sequoia: Alternator & Battery Issues, Questions and Discussions

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(I figure I should be able to fit two Optimas side by side and turned 90 degrees in the stock battery location) and use their isolator circuits (NEVER EVER put two batteries directly in parallel with each other).
Ever see a diesel? They all have two batteries wired in parallel. As long as they are two identical batteries of the same age and wear, there is nothing wrong with wiring them in parallel.

EDIT: whoops, didn't see it was from 2002
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