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#21
oh im hooked in good with my local dealorship
i know most of the service managers, parts managers and alot of the mechanics. i purchased my truck from one of the parts managers so i never run out of warranty
i just need something to give them so they can get me the hook up without getting in trouble. thanks for the help
i know most of the service managers, parts managers and alot of the mechanics. i purchased my truck from one of the parts managers so i never run out of warranty
i just need something to give them so they can get me the hook up without getting in trouble. thanks for the help
#22
Originally Posted by TXsilverado
oh im hooked in good with my local dealorship
i know most of the service managers, parts managers and alot of the mechanics. i purchased my truck from one of the parts managers so i never run out of warranty
i just need something to give them so they can get me the hook up without getting in trouble. thanks for the help 
i know most of the service managers, parts managers and alot of the mechanics. i purchased my truck from one of the parts managers so i never run out of warranty
i just need something to give them so they can get me the hook up without getting in trouble. thanks for the help 
#24
Originally Posted by TXsilverado
These vehicles come with 140-MPH certified police speedometer, divided into 1-MPH increments replaces the standard 120-MPH speedo..
OOOOoooo AAAHhhh i want one
OOOOoooo AAAHhhh i want one

See Page 32: GM Police Vehicles
#29
I just checked and no, it does not. The stock alternator has a four-conductor connector using three wires, and the police alternator has only a two-conductor connector. I'll have to do some more research and get back to you on if this can be done or not.
#30
I am not sure what all the wires do but on my conversion I used the stock alternator and had to hook up only one wire with a light in it to "excite" or turn on the alternator the other 3 are just not hooked up...
Dave
Dave






