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Originally Posted by jay_bob
Great, just be sure you have also upgraded the wiring from the alternator to the main terminal block.
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Since the new alternator uses different connections (screw terminals instead of a three pin socket), I had to replace the wire, so I used a 16mm^2 wire and connected the other end to the battery, which is quite close to the alternator. The wire drops about 0.03-0.1V (IIRC ~5A current results in ~7mV voltage drop).
The original belt was good enough, the only problems I had were getting the "gear" screw out (it was quite wedged in there) and getting the new alternator in the bracket (it probably was just a little bit thicker than the old one).