Subject	Recheck if any looseness at the alt wires on the back >>
Posted by	ZUL8TR on February 10, 2010 at 8:15 AM
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In Reply To	strange voltage reading after alternator replacement posted by jamil on February 09, 2010 at 09:25 PM
Message	especially the small ground and the plug in connector. I use dielectric grease on the plug in. Did you have Autozone check the new alt on the bench to make sure it passed? I will add that I recently replaced the alt 3 times due to faulty units that the dioeds failed, These were Pep Boys alts and all were checked B4 I left the store. I fiannly gave up and picked up an alt at a local reputable rebuilder (using a no charge exchange from Pep Boys they were very cooperative). That unit is many monts old and works fine. BTW with this alt issue and drive on ramps I can pull and replace an alt in 45 minutes - big deal still a PITA and not worth knowing unless in the auto repair business. ZUL8TR in Orlando,FL
Follow Ups	strange voltage reading after alternator replacement - jamil 21:25:43 02/09/10 sometimes a failing alternator can kill your battery and - surfer31337 22:23:56 02/09/10 2nd on verifying the battery is in good order. (n/m) - jzack 22:30:14 02/09/10 Autozone Alternator. Pulley was same size. (n/m) - jamil 23:57:04 02/09/10 Where did you get your new alternator? - Spddracer 22:43:26 02/09/10 I got it from Autozone. It's got lifetime warranty and came - jamil 23:54:36 02/09/10 Re: Where did you get your new alternator? - njz 00:45:55 02/10/10 Recheck if any looseness at the alt wires on the back >> - ZUL8TR 08:15:15 02/10/10
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