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Got a 350 amp singer alt 4 pin... Trying to hook it up in an 07 silverado 5.3l that originally had a dr44g 2 pin alt( L and F pins)

Having some trouble getting this thing to work and have read a lot of different things about converting from 2 pin wiring harness into a 4 pin alt. Anyone have some advice?

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Singer built the alt knowing the truck only had a 2 pin hookup. He said it could be done and would be more efficient by wiring up a 4 pin alt. He said he had done it before but he isn't responding to anything right now, I am guessing because of SBN. There is a way to hook up the 2 wires to this 4 pin alt and make it work, just can't seem to figure it out. I've made and inline resistor L wire like some places suggested but it did not work, the resistance between the L wire and ground is 598 ohms as is and that is supposedly too high. This thing has just become overly complicated, singers only instruction was to connect a switched power wire to the L pin but that didn't work. I figured someone else must have gone through this or knew of a diagram or something. PLease someone help

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you only need 1 wire to make the alt work.. i wired mine directly to the ignition with a 500ohm diode inline and it is working

What wire and where on the plug does it go? The brown Wire as is has close to 600 ohms resistance I shouldn't need more right? Ive tried it with a 100 ohm inline resistor and still nothing...

I've done what singer said by wiring an ignition wire to the L pin and it did nothing

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