Hey guys, long-time lurker, first-time poster. I have a '95 Discovery that I've had for eight years. Five years or so ago, I had an A-frame bar put on the front with two Hella 1000s, and then a factory roof rack with four Hella 500s. I didn't upgrade the alternator.
Understandably so, the alternator lasted about a year after I installed the lights before the tachometer started to spaz out, which lead to the alternator's replacement. I didn't upgrade it then either, and it's been good for the last three years or so.
Well, the alternator finally died again today. I searched this forum for information on upgrading the alternator to 120 amps, but mostly saw upgrades to Range Rover Classics and '96 and above Discoveries.
My question is, with my '95 being a 3.9 liter V8, what can I upgrade to, alternator-wise, where can I get the alternator, are there any modifications that need to be made to the mounts, etc.
I know the alternator questions get old on here (because I saw about 50 threads wondering the same thing about what's causing the tach to go nuts), but I'm hoping somebody out there can point me in the right direction. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Understandably so, the alternator lasted about a year after I installed the lights before the tachometer started to spaz out, which lead to the alternator's replacement. I didn't upgrade it then either, and it's been good for the last three years or so.
Well, the alternator finally died again today. I searched this forum for information on upgrading the alternator to 120 amps, but mostly saw upgrades to Range Rover Classics and '96 and above Discoveries.
My question is, with my '95 being a 3.9 liter V8, what can I upgrade to, alternator-wise, where can I get the alternator, are there any modifications that need to be made to the mounts, etc.
I know the alternator questions get old on here (because I saw about 50 threads wondering the same thing about what's causing the tach to go nuts), but I'm hoping somebody out there can point me in the right direction. Any help is greatly appreciated.