Very, very much appreciated Graeme. I've purchased one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Graeme
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Very, very much appreciated Graeme. I've purchased one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Graeme
Thanks, Graeme. I've saved this link as a 'Just-in-Caser'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Graeme
[Thanks Graeme,
any suggestions for a 3.0 D4 alternator.
Ted
Thanks TOTE=Saitch;3252070]Thanks, Graeme. I've saved this link as a 'Just-in-Caser'.[/QUOTE]
Denso DAN1112 is the 3.0 180A part number, not the commonly advertised DAN1105 150A.
Even the 2.7 one seems an upgrade in Amps as IIRC they were 125A, the ones that can really be upgraded are the petrol ones from 150 to 250A.
Took my youngest to some nearby snow fields since her boyfriend has never been to the snow, on the way back on a long uphill section with an overtaking lane i noticed an eager beaver in a datsun x-trail up my rear trying to overtake.
Not on my watch, the old D3 makes short work of these type of hills [bigsmile1]. I have just bought an RS500 intercooler to fit ( big bastard) and will look at a remap later in the year.
Definitely worth it - even if it is only to make minced meat of overtaking road trains on the highway. [biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by loanrangie
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Originally Posted by Graeme
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Alternator DENSO DAN1112
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/image/png...BJRU5ErkJggg==
Alternator (14V, 180A) fits: LAND ROVER DEFENDER, DISCOVERY IV, DISCOVERY V, RANGE ROVER IV, RANGE ROVER SPORT II 3.0/4.4D/5.0 08.12-. SHOCK ABSORBERS.
$930.17 ? In stock ? $302.50 delivery
Phew!!! surely cheaper options than this available for OE??
[Sure hope I can find a better deal than that Gavin.
I will keep looking but difficult to find the Denso DAN1112.
Ted
OTE=gavinwibrow;3252107]ex eBay
Alternator DENSO DAN1112
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/image/png...BJRU5ErkJggg==
Alternator (14V, 180A) fits: LAND ROVER DEFENDER, DISCOVERY IV, DISCOVERY V, RANGE ROVER IV, RANGE ROVER SPORT II 3.0/4.4D/5.0 08.12-. SHOCK ABSORBERS.
$930.17 ? In stock ? $302.50 delivery
Phew!!! surely cheaper options than this available for OE??[/QUOTE]
Honest question. Do you really need the additional 30 Amps? How often do you drive with your alternator maxed out?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tedio