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I've managed to send off all of the paperwork as of this morning, so fingers crossed I get my tags quickly.
I've also been hard at work researching the alternator on the Midget II, and I figured it was worth documenting my findings here:
The Daihatsu K100P series Midget (my specific one) has a Daihatsu OEM alternator, part ID 27060-87213. From what I can gather, this is also compatible with part number 27060-87211 (and possibly 87212). The latter part numbers has a ton of new ones available through Amazon that overlap with each other, and the alternators are about $100 a pop.
With the Midget's alternator being ridiculously accessible, I think I should be able to pull the old one out, drop in the new one, and get it all tightened up without any real hiccups. I hope to God I did my research right on this.
I've also been hard at work researching the alternator on the Midget II, and I figured it was worth documenting my findings here:
The Daihatsu K100P series Midget (my specific one) has a Daihatsu OEM alternator, part ID 27060-87213. From what I can gather, this is also compatible with part number 27060-87211 (and possibly 87212). The latter part numbers has a ton of new ones available through Amazon that overlap with each other, and the alternators are about $100 a pop.
With the Midget's alternator being ridiculously accessible, I think I should be able to pull the old one out, drop in the new one, and get it all tightened up without any real hiccups. I hope to God I did my research right on this.