The 90A alternator in my TD pickup seems a bit noisy, and when I checked there is some play in the shaft. Seems like some fresh bearings are needed
Is this a DIY job or are there hidden gotchas I should avoid ? From VW, the two bearings are about 8 and 10 quid. Is there a better place to buy parts for these Bosch alternators ?
Alternator servicing, parts, tips etc.
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Alternator ,,,,
Don't be afraid to have a go at splitting this item, biggest problem may be getting the front pully off and back on again.
Just give the thing a good whack with a copper hammer so you don't damage any shafts,when it comes to spliting the cases,,,
Alternative bearing supplier other than OEM are listed below ,they will need bearing sizes/code numbers to supply the right ones.
Regards
Fritz,,,,
http://www.brgandeng.co.uk/index.html
Just give the thing a good whack with a copper hammer so you don't damage any shafts,when it comes to spliting the cases,,,
Alternative bearing supplier other than OEM are listed below ,they will need bearing sizes/code numbers to supply the right ones.
Regards
Fritz,,,,
http://www.brgandeng.co.uk/index.html
One day you will find me,,
Driving in my Camper,
With a Surf and Paisley wrap on both sides....
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