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Re: Experiences replacing alternator bearings (or having a shop do it) 200 1984

posted by  someone claiming to be George Swift on  Fri Nov 10 14:08 CST 2000 [RELATED]

With almost 250K miles on the alternator, You will probably find that the commutator has deep groves in it. Replacement time. If not, the tools required would be a waste to purchase for a "one time thing". You could go to your friendly local machine shop, and the would press off and press on the new brg. I wouldn't charge for that.

George





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