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Eliacim.
If your Generator is not up to the job anymore and it is obvious that it is
NOT only a failing brush, I strongly recommend to have the thing checked out
by a Generator shop. Together with your regulator.
When I got me new engine a few years ago, it came with an overhauled
Generator on it.
That thing was all new brushes and bearings and what have it. It did make a
hauling noise in the radio though and was overcharging the system.
Long story short - I removed the generator and put on my old one that was
still good.
Only a generator shop would have found what's wrong with it. The IA replaced
the regulator and that did change something but did fix it totally.
These things can by tricky . The money you spend here is wisely spend money.
Hartmut
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Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2005 09:35:12 -0600
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Scott
You are right.
I know I can pull it out and have it refurbished by an outside shop,
however,
I am tight on cash and long on courage.
I am a EE, experienced at DIY on my car, and have an AP IA willing to
closely
supervise and document.
I am working on getting the right brushes and bearings. I've got some
general
service bulletins on Delco Remy generators.
Has anybody in the forum refurbished their own generator before?
Is there a posted procedure I can follow?
Does anybody has any documentation on the 1101876 that can be shared?
Thanks
Eliacim Cortes
N87071
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Eliacim -
Unless you have physical damage to the generator, you should be able to
completely refurbish it.
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Subject: [COUPERS-TECH] Looking for Delco Remy 1101876
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I have been tracking and isolating my electrical problems, previously
discussed in this forum.
Would anybody be willing to part with a WORKING Delco Remy 1101876
generator, (perhaps leftover from an alternator conversion)?
If so, please contact me off the forum, at
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Thanks
Eliacim Cortes
N87071
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