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hot_shoe914
Anyway to test an altenator without it being on the car? I know, dumb question.
Drums66
Not a dumb Question?...take it to your local auto parts
most of them test alts and starters (Gratis)
hope that helps you! smoke.gif
So.Cal.914
What he said.
hot_shoe914
Tried that already. Autozone and NAPA both said their equipment wasn't designed to test the Bpsch altenator which is regulated externally.


Donald
stepuptotheMike
You may have to go a little bit old school and find a generator/alternator repair shop in your area. I had to do the same with mine a couple of weeks ago. FLAPS couldn't test it with their rig and rebuilt unit would have been about $110. Generator shop in the area tested it, replaced the brushes and bearings for about $35. Check the yellow pages.

Mike
PanelBilly
Check the junk yards in your area. Likely one of them has a rebuild business as part of the operation
type47
Is there Advance Auto Parts in TN? Mine in VA has the connections to test an alt, not to say all AAP's can.
hot_shoe914
QUOTE(type47 @ May 24 2009, 06:54 PM) *

Is there Advance Auto Parts in TN? Mine in VA has the connections to test an alt, not to say all AAP's can.



Yes we do. Will give them a try. Thanks
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