Info or source for a non computer controlled regulator, 2.0/2.4

[turbovanman²]

On a 95 Neon, I did a 2.4 swap, the computer controls the alternator and it was disabled to run the Microtech sooooooooo I need a regular voltage regulator for the alt, my local guy who might know this is on holidays for another week. :(

[Turbodave]

The external regulator for an older Mopar should probably do the trick, most everything chrysler made in the 70's came with them.

[Speedeuphoria]

thats what I used, but there are 2 diff ones. Get the '70+ version but you'll need the pigtail also, local store here had them. Also Summit has a few different regs

http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n314/speedeuphoria/untitled.jpg

the one on the left is the older pre '70 version. The right is the '70 till mid to late 80's version and what I recomend.

[Turbodave]

The one on the right is what I'm thinking of, and it could probably be found in wrecking yard pretty easily as well.

[turbovanman²]

Thanks guys, was looking for an internal reg but that works. :thumb:

[t3rse]

i use one of a gm in mine, costs 10 dollars new...

[turbovanman²]

i use one of a gm in mine, costs 10 dollars new...

Part number or make, model etc? and it fit inside the alt?

[BadAssPerformance]

http://www.badassperformance.com/mrides/z/04_specs/volt_reg_mounted.jpg

[turbovanman²]

Got the ASD relay working again, spliced in the 80's regulator and now have charging, :thumb: