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Alright, I bought a brand new alternator for my 88 silverado and I found out this is the wrong alternator. The alternator I bought is for the original motor that should be in the truck, but the motor that is in my truck right now is a 327 motor out of a corvette. I knew this was the wrong alternator because the mounts on the alternator don't line up to the mounting brackets on the motor. And so I am wanting to get a alternator for a 327 motor and I will trade this alternator for one. This alternator is brand new, never used. I mounted it in the motor, and it doesn't line up with the brackets, so I need to get the right one, and I would really appreciate it if someone could help me out. Let me know please anyone. I really want to get my truck running.

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I can't take a picture of the alternator because I don't have the right one. I bought a brand new alternator and found out its the wrong one. So I can't get a picture of it, but if you could, post pictures of the alternators for a 327 chevy motor, that would help me out and give me a picture of what the alternator looks like, that is if you can.

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I can't take a picture of the alternator because I don't have the right one. I bought a brand new alternator and found out its the wrong one. So I can't get a picture of it, but if you could, post pictures of the alternators for a 327 chevy motor, that would help me out and give me a picture of what the alternator looks like, that is if you can.

 

 

327?

What year is this motor? Are you using the 88 truck brackets? I wanted a pic of the wrong alt. I have two new rebuilts one with the mounting bolt holes at 6 and 12 oclock and the other one is at like 6 and 10 oclock. Send me a pic to my e-mail of the wrong alt and one of where it is mounted to the engine.

Steve

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Oh, this motor isn't a 327, its a 1988 350 v-8, so I do have the right alternator, but I think the motor has the wrong brackets, or its missing 2 brackets. I just need a picture or two of the alternator from a 88 silverado with a 350 V-8 in it, so I can look at how the alternator is mounted and what the mounting brackets look like.

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