Hi all,
Managed to snap a bolt on my 45amp alternator, and believe new replacements are impossible to find (ones that are any good).
Has anyone here adapted a WBX alternator to fix the type 4 cu 2.0 engine?
Some of these alternators look very similar, and I just wondered if I can get one to fit with spacers or a new bracket.
Thanks all and have a lovely Christmas.
Cu 2.0 Alternator adaptation
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Re: Cu 2.0 Alternator adaptation
There are still some workshops which repair good ole alternators.
2 weeks ago, Parry Auto Electrics repaired me an alternator including needed modifications for an excellent price.
01248 421177
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Located in LL60 6HR Anglesey.
2 weeks ago, Parry Auto Electrics repaired me an alternator including needed modifications for an excellent price.
01248 421177
info@parryauto.com
Located in LL60 6HR Anglesey.
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Re: Cu 2.0 Alternator adaptation
Which bolt ,Can’t you remove the bolt ?
Re: Cu 2.0 Alternator adaptation
Thanks guys.
Hope you all had a lovely Christmas.
A bolt holding a plate, which holds in one of the bearings snapped as the inside face of the baring had ceased onto the shaft.
Also I would like to increase the output slightly (to 65 amps), so that with the bolt issues (which, yes can be repaired) got me wondering about adapting an existing available alternator.
I’m aware that the replacement alternators for mine were abysmal, and are now vertically non existent now, so thought I would look at the idea.
Hope you all had a lovely Christmas.
A bolt holding a plate, which holds in one of the bearings snapped as the inside face of the baring had ceased onto the shaft.
Also I would like to increase the output slightly (to 65 amps), so that with the bolt issues (which, yes can be repaired) got me wondering about adapting an existing available alternator.
I’m aware that the replacement alternators for mine were abysmal, and are now vertically non existent now, so thought I would look at the idea.
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Re: Cu 2.0 Alternator adaptation
Depends where you are in the world fella.
Curd Bros in Tunbridge Wells, Kent are epic at refurbishing alternators, starter motors and everything auto electrical.

Curd Bros in Tunbridge Wells, Kent are epic at refurbishing alternators, starter motors and everything auto electrical.

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