Re: Taking apart the GM 10-SI HELP!

Posted by Jon Hagen on May 04, 2002 at 21:03:12 from (63.160.198.95):

In Reply to: Taking apart the GM 10-SI HELP! posted by Rod MI on May 04, 2002 at 19:19:35:

Nothing you need or can do to hold the brushes in when you take it apart. You will need to use a aprox 3 inch long steel wire to hold the brushes in the holder while you put it together. When you split the alternator, make sure you split it between the stator and the front case. If you try to split it between the stator and rear case,the stator will be ruined. The bat stud clamps to the rectifier assy with a 7/16 head nut. inspect the rectifier carefully for overheating and melting of it's plastic insulator parts. Many times the stud comes loose because of melting of the case or rectifier insulators. After assembly, be sure to remove the wire that is holding the brushes in the holder or you will burn out the regulator the instant you power the #1 wire( been there,done that) good luck.

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• Re: Re: Taking apart the GM 10-SI HELP! Rod MI 15:37:15 05/05/02 (1)
  • Re: Re: Re: Taking apart the GM 10-SI HELP! Bob M 18:35:58 05/05/02 (0)

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