It's just a 351. Back one on the passenger side. Just rusted to ####. The head had a trickle leak for 20 years.
250K on that engine. Original everything. EVERYTHING. Changed the voltage regulator in the alternator. That's it.
Maybe was driver side.
Broken alternator bolt
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All fixed, what I ended up doing was taking it to Alternator shop and he correctly replaced the post. Although he had to put a bigger post in there because the lil shop across from where I park at tried to do this and used a drill to big. So then I had to redo the alternator wire. Instead of cutting it and putting a new/bigger post/lug on there I just bought one of those flexible wires and ran it to the alternator wire...Ill take a picture of it tomorrow.
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Don't be scared of wiring on the truck. Its all pretty simple and as an owner operator I think it's a necessary skill. A good stripper, crimper a heat gun and heat shrink butt connectors and you can fix a lot of stuff -
Grab end with vice grip and carefully drill hole bigger
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That "flexible wire" is called a "ground strap"
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