New rebuilt altenator is squeaking?
Since the pulley spins with the altenator and does not have the same bearing setup as say, the tensioner pulley, I assume I can't just replace the pulley and the bearings are inside the housing. Is this typical for new altenators and will it just go away? Or maybe the brushes just need to brake in? Some kind of lubricant to make the squeaking go away?
Or do I have to replace the whole damn altenator again...
I tried sending you a PM, but your inbox is full.
Did you have to get a new altenator, or were you able to remove the pulley?
I've been trying to get my alt. pulley off to re-grease it and I'm having a hell of a time.
Thanks
Let me know.
Brent
my chevy truck had a pepboys Alt. and it only lasted a couple of months then I went and bought a kregens and Total I had at least 10 alternators in the last 10 yrs
I think I finally got one to last its been on there for little over a yr. (life time warrenty)
one of them I got and the diodes were bad before I even put it on and another one the whole pulley came off.....
when they say rebuild all they do is clean them and ONLY replace what is bad and thats all...
on my formula I bought the alternator kit for $45. new everything and I rebuilt it myself and that was almost a year ago.



