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Technical => General Tech Discussion => Topic started by: meteor on 2008-12-11 19:20

Title: 302 alternator mounting
Post by: meteor on 2008-12-11 19:20
For all you guys running a 302...how did you mount your alternator? I'm looking for a simple and clean solution like the older 289 brackets. I bought a set of these but there is no way to mount the adjusting bracket on the waterpump or timing cover.

thanks!
Title: Re: 302 alternator mounting
Post by: KULTULZ on 2008-12-12 03:50
Need to know vintage (year) of 302 and what other accessories you are using (AC-PS).

Type of ALT (1G or 3G)?

V-Belt, multi-rib or serpentine?
Title: Re: 302 alternator mounting
Post by: meteor on 2008-12-12 08:33
It's an '87 302 (5.0 HO), no AC, no PS with a v-belt setup. I don't which type of alternator to use yet - so I haven't got one. thx!
Title: Re: 302 alternator mounting
Post by: KULTULZ on 2009-02-20 01:39
...sheesh...

I dropped the ball on this one...

Do you still need the info?

Sorry.
Title: Re: 302 alternator mounting
Post by: Ford Blue blood on 2009-02-22 21:55
That engine has the reverse rotation water pump on it unless you changed it out.  Take a look at the cast pieces that mount the accessories for the 302, I was able to trim off the PS mount, used the AC mount (wanted AC on the car) and mounted the Alternator in the stock location.  Used a serpintine belt of custom length and the stock tension pully.  If I remember correctly the mounts were two parts, one part had the alt and tensioner and the second had the AC and PS.