The bearings and seals at these supply houses are much better brands as
well, instead of the ones from moss and others which are the "whatever we
can get cheap" brand and over priced at that...
just my .02 worth.
CC
72 B daily driver]
At 10:18 PM 4/13/97 -0500, you wrote:
>Jay,
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>Look in the yellow pages under "bearings" for a bearing supply house in
your area. Bearings and bushings come in standard sizes and a good supply
house can find what you need by the number on the old bearing, by size, and
sometimes by application. You may end up going to see them in person with
the alternator (disassembled) to let them look at it if you can't provide
enough info over the phone. I've never had too many problems getting MG
bearings or seals at these places and usually at a better price.
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>Hope this helps. Good Luck!
> John
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>From: Michael Hartwig[SMTP:mhartwig@odin.cbu.edu]
>Sent: Sunday, April 13, 1997 5:40 PM
>To: mgs@autox.team.net
>Subject: Bearings of alternator
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>Anyone out there know where I can get bearings for lucas alternator. I
>took my belt off today and rotated my alternator. I can hear the bearing
>inside and they are shot. While driving I can hear the alternator's
>bearings whining. Is bearing replacement something I should try myself or
>should it be left to the pros. Also, if I was able to get a size, could
>someone recommend a place where I can find replacements, or is this
>impossible?
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>Thanks
>Jay
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