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I did a search and found that several years back, most of the recommendations were to find a local rebuilder to rebuild your alternator vs. buying a rebuilt one.
Is that the recommendation of the majority of folks here? I have been chasing an intermittent charging problem in another post and have pretty much come to the conclusion that my ALT is the problem. So it is coming off. This current ALT had been rebuilt by a shop in town, but it gave me trouble and had to be taken back. The shaft was moving in and out causing a clunk. It ran for about 16 months before that happened and now it has been about 12 more months since that repair. So I am a little leery of returning to my local guy and I am considering purchasing a rebuilt unit from FCPeuro.com. They have a lifetime warranty on this unit. $162 shipped. $75 of that is a core charge. https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/porsche-vo...r-412-411-al75x |
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