Posted by karl f on March 13, 2009 at 19:52:52 from (172.162.205.81):
In Reply to: Re: delco generators posted by glennster on March 13, 2009 at 15:48:29:
thanks glennster. Never realized there also were different body lengths. Assumed delco was delco, ford was ford, lucas was useless ;) and so on... are those all delco generators in the picture?
I would bet the little pop can model has a low amperage output and is meant for no lights or accessories.
you should see the generator for an old Overland car. the "pulley end" is actually mounted to the engine block, has a gear attatched, and is driven by the timing gears. the other end houses the distributor! other fancy ones i've heard of in automotive have a power steering pump mounted on the back end.
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