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Hi All -
I did some searching, but nothing came up... I have two quick (yeah, right...) conversion questions. Does anyone have a step by step for the wiring on a six conversion? Have seen cars both with and without the relay board -not quite sure how it all should go. This will be for a carbed motor. My 2.0 4cyl is carbed and the relay board is still intact. Also, I want to keep my front mounted oil cooler. I plan on using Rich Johnsons modified stock oil cooler and hopefully (depending on budget restraints) his reproduction GT oil lines. Just not sure what gets hooked to what in terms of inlet and outlet. Thanks!!! Scott S |
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The 911 alternator is either internally regulated, or uses the same external voltage regulator, depending on the year of the engine. I think all the 3.0 liter and later engines are internally regulated, but the earlier one are not.
George Hussey @ AA has a nice booklet available on doing a conversion. It has all the wiring diagrams for the different engines, and also has a diagram to help you drill out the oil tank mounts. |
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