10DN Alternator Parts, Regulators, Diodes, Rectifiers, Brush Holders

1963-1972

This was the first Alternator to be used by GM. Replacing old DC generators, Alternators generate an alternating current, which is then turned into a direct current by a series of diodes called a bridge rectifier. The first vehicle to use the 10DN was the Corvette in 1963. Externally regulated, the regulator was attached to the firewall or a front fender. There were two styles of the 10DN, an early and a late. We only provide parts for the late style 10DN.

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Regulators

There are three voltage regulators to choose from. Two twelve volt regulators, in standard and heavy duty, and one twenty four volt regulator. All voltage regulators on this page are solid state.

Diodes

There are three diodes available rated at 25, 35, and 50 amps. Each come in both positive and negative polarity.

Wiring

Various connectors for hooking the alternator up to the voltage regulator. Available in both kits and repair harnesses.

Condenser

Capacitor for collecting and smoothing output and prevent noise in your electrical system.

Brush Holder Assembly

Replacement brush holder assembly for your 10DN alternator.