Mark.W
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Got a alternator here for my XE and its 55A is this right?the alternator belt fowls the timing belt cover so has me thinking its not the correct one.
[Edited on 25-04-2013 by Mark.W]
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Mark.W
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craig55
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post a picture of your problem including alternator mounts
[Edited on 21-04-2013 by craig55]
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Mark.W
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Alternator has now been removed Craig
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Generation
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Did you have both the mounts in place?
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Mark.W
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Yeah both mounts were in place and belt fitted.
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Generation
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Which alternator was you using Multi rib or single?
Pic of crank pulley?
[Edited on 22-04-2013 by Generation]
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Mark.W
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Its a single V belt pulley.
Iv phoned Autovaux and ordered a new alternator today and the correct one for my engine should be 65A not 55A so the alternator i have maybe from a 2.0 8v or possibly the 1.8 GTE engine.
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Generation
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How much was it mate? I'm after one. Was it GM?
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Mark.W
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Was £69.30 + £7.50 postage
Not sure if it will be a GM one but it won't be a poor aftermarket one knowing Autovaux.
Second hand ones seem to go from £10-30 and then you don't know if its a good one or how long it will last and there a twat to change when the engine is in the car so don't fancy having to keep changing them if they don't last.
It will be here tomorrow so will let you know what brand it is.
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Generation
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Thanks mate. If. Could get apic that would be very useful too
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Mark.W
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Will sort a pic out when it comes
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Mark.W
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Came today and when i ordered it the bloke said it was 65A but the one that came is 55A and the brand is DELCO REMY.


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Generation
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Thanks for that mate
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Nic Barnes
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Mine is from an 8v out the scrappy
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Jed D
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iv heard of people running 1l alternators on V6 conversions before, should be reet mark
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Mark.W
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Phoned Autovaux back up today to query it and these are reconditioned units,they got intouch with the manufacturer and called me back to say it is definetly atleast a 65-70A alternator and what somtimes happens is the casings get mixed up during the recon process but the internal parts that make the alternator up is correct for the engine.So pleased about that,atleast if it does still end up catching the belt cover there is enough thread on the end so i could space it out using a washer from behind.
Also REMY seems to be quite a good brand from what i was told when i was asking about the steering racks a few weeks back as they do make alot of components.
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