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So, that's a 2 headlight system as in hi/lo in each headlight?

Interesting. Is that a 4 headlight separated high and low beam assemblies or a 2 headlight hi/lo combo?

I have no experience with either but here are some other possible options... https://www.qualitypowerauto.com/item_557/Chrysler-Mount-Mega-Amp-Alternator.htm https://store.alternatorparts.com/dodge-chrysler-plymouth-jeep.aspx

Yup, 1/8" female spade connector.

Depends on the battery, IME/IMO. A lot of batteries intended for automotive or motorcycle use have built in electronics now to monitor the battery's charging cycle to prevent overcharge or high heat situations. Otherwise, we couldn't use them in everyday auto or M/C applications as the charging...

Hmm, with a name like the "A Team" it would make me think it fires all over the place but always misses the (timing) mark! Sorry, had to! :thumbsup:

Glad you found what you needed and everything is working good. Just for future reference... I've been looking for an alt that can put a lot out at idle, as my car will have very high electrical demands, and came across Quality Power's billet alternators that are actually built for our Mopars...

That was all real helpful guys. Thanks for helping the OP out. [/sarcasm] OP, going to a 10 amp fuse you are probably ok. I would put the car in reverse, turn on everything else on that circuit, and feel the various wiring in the circuit along with the fuse itself and see if it is getting hot...

Is it now under the cowling or still in the engine bay?

Thanks, Logan! If I can ever return the favor, just let me know!

Personally, I would not use an LED 194 "bulb" if you can solder. I would get an individual LED in white, and just add the proper resistor inline to work with it. You can get a much better LED in quality and brightness compared to the cheap LED "bulb" replacements going this way. Plus, you end up...

Again, LED! An LED will put out significantly less heat while giving the same amount of lumens as a 194. Plus, fitting an LED would be much easier than any traditional incandescent bulb.

Yeah, I was surprised to see no lighting on mine. If I was going to add lighting I would definitely go LED. I don't know what the best way would be to mod them though.