Alternator Question
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Alternator Question
Mine went on Wednesday. Which one should I replace it with? Bosch? Low cost and reliability is what I'm looking for. just need to get the damn thing back on the road.
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I don't think I'm gonna have it up soon. It appears that I lost the spacer for the pulley. Sorry.
You can try junk yard diving, though. I know of a few around here, though questionable in whether they work or not. You can make sure you let them know and they will usually mark it then let you go test it and return it if its bad.
You can try junk yard diving, though. I know of a few around here, though questionable in whether they work or not. You can make sure you let them know and they will usually mark it then let you go test it and return it if its bad.
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I would reccomend spending a little more on an alternator for one with a lifetime warrenty. Ask the auto parts store to print the reciept on a 8.5x11 piece of pape and stick it in your owners manual.
I used a few washers for mine. Works great. I have an FD alt though.
I don't think I'm gonna have it up soon. It appears that I lost the spacer for the pulley. Sorry.
You can try junk yard diving, though. I know of a few around here, though questionable in whether they work or not. You can make sure you let them know and they will usually mark it then let you go test it and return it if its bad.
You can try junk yard diving, though. I know of a few around here, though questionable in whether they work or not. You can make sure you let them know and they will usually mark it then let you go test it and return it if its bad.
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Originally Posted by RotaMan99
I would reccomend spending a little more on an alternator for one with a lifetime warrenty. Ask the auto parts store to print the reciept on a 8.5x11 piece of pape and stick it in your owners manual.
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^ Thing is, your personal information is always in the computer but your purchase information may only be in there for a couple years. After that, your reciept is not worth a damn because most of the time the print wares off and you now have no proof of purchase even in their database. Which is why I say have them print it on standard paper so it lasts for many more years to come.
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Originally Posted by RotaMan99
^ Thing is, your personal information is always in the computer but your purchase information may only be in there for a couple years. After that, your reciept is not worth a damn because most of the time the print wares off and you now have no proof of purchase even in their database. Which is why I say have them print it on standard paper so it lasts for many more years to come.
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