69 F100 360 alternator wiring

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I am having some trouble finding a place that has the original charging circuit wiring from the alternator to the regulator and battery. The loom with the correct connections like behind the alternator. Anyone have a good source?

Jake

[390FE1972]

I have not seen one for a 1968 or 69. NPD does have a repo for the 1967: https://www.npdlink.com/product/wire-as ... 7830/51167 for use with the alternator light instrument cluster.

They also have a repo for the 1970-72 trucks: https://www.npdlink.com/product/wire-as ... 7831/51167
For use with the alternator gauge instrument cluster.

Hopefully someone else has come across a source for your truck.

Regards

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Thank you for the leads. Checking them out now. There is a NPD outlet pretty close to me but have not had a lot of luck with them in the past. Also you can't just walk in and buy something. They will not sell something to you over the counter without giving all your personnel information first.

But I will check out what they have.

Jake

[basketcase0302]

Try Green Sales:

http://greensalescompany.com/

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Thank you for the lead. I will send them an email.

Jake

[390FE1972]

Did you find the alternator wiring harness? I'm showing the part number as C9TZ-14305-AV

Not sure if this harness is for the instrument cluster with warning lights or the one for gauges.

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I did not. Green Sales customer service and attempt to find what I needed went above and beyond. It will be my first stop from here on out. They did have an original harness but the voltage regulator plug was different than what I have. My F100 has the camper special option. Or at least a lot of the bits. But I think I have the normal charging system. I looked around quite a bit and could not find a harness with the same connectors behind the alternator that I have. So I am repairing what I have for now.

I'll look around for that part number and see what it look like. This is assuming what I have is original and not adapted from something else like a Mustang.

I do appreciate all the help though.

Jake