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December 3rd, 2010 11:23 PM #11
My question to those who have alternator problems is what is wrong with your old alternator? From my experience, alternators can be repaired. Three basic problems cause charging failures one is bearing, second is oil seals and third is IC. Actually there is a fourth but its only negligence and that is the drive belts.
For what you know what your buying whether recon or "brand new replacement" comes from old alternators that are cleaned, reconditioned, transplanted, rewind.
Lets learn to be practical.
But I can also be wrong!Last edited by 4JGtootsie; December 3rd, 2010 at 11:27 PM.
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December 4th, 2010 12:23 AM #12yung vacuum pump yan.. minsan na sisira yung pinaka spline na nagdadala nung pump rotor. at minsan yung housing at nasisira at may marks na nung pump. need nyan ng reface or replace ng buong pump.
na rerepair ang alternator.. wala naman problema kung rewinded eh basta magandang klase yung coil na ginamit.. (pero madalas medyo mahina na ang rating pag rewinded na) madalas na problema yung diodes nyan lumuluwag yung solder.. kailangan lang i-solder ulet.
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December 5th, 2010 01:50 AM #13thanks guys, sa akin naman ang problem ng alternator ko leak yun oil seal kaso the main problem ay gastado na yung post na main bar sa alternator hindi na daw maayos sa machine shop. ok pa naman yun charging at ic malakas pa magcharge.
So let me clear this most of the advise is to go for bigger alternator maski na hindi for isuzu?
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December 5th, 2010 06:08 PM #14
The shafting of the rotor has a canal. That is where the old oil seal hugs the shaft. Ask the repairer to position the oil seal before the ridge or after so that it will enable the seal to stop the oil from going in the the carbon brush.
On your second question. I would stick to OEM rated alternator. Its lighter load for the engine. You will retain original brackets. Your alternator belt will last longer.
What is your vehicle again?
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December 5th, 2010 06:35 PM #15
Anung klaseng iszu nga pala auto mo sir? I have a hi-lander pero alternator pang nissan patrol 90amps, ok naman you might wanna try that if 4ja1 ang engine mo rin.. just have the pulley from your orig alternator transplanted to new one. Plus a bracket if di fit. 4 years and still no problem...
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December 6th, 2010 12:33 AM #16i have 1996 isuzu tfr pickup, currently using Mitsubishi pajero alternator 120 amps guro( not sure). yun original alternator sa unit 45amps lang so if i decide to buy should i use same amps or go for the bigger amps?
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December 6th, 2010 12:36 AM #17wala na palang tagos na oil sa alternator ko kaso yun sensor ko sa bat at oil palaging magblink pero yun charing gauge ny ok pa naman naka positive pa rin. sabi nang electrician kailangan ng palitan.
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December 7th, 2010 11:14 AM #19good day mga tsikoteers, just want to recommend a good shop for alternators. siguro some of you alam na rin ito. try nyo rey electrical along east service road in paranaque (if you're from bicutan going to C5, nasa right side sya). di ko alam kung may nakapaapagawa na sa inyo dyan or may bad experience, but for my experience they're good. had mine repaired almost 2 years ago na for my 4JA1 and until now ok pa naman, no problem what so ever. they're also selling most kinds of alternators and starters for common models.
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December 8th, 2010 03:17 PM #20