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charging question 850

posted by  win on  Mon Sep 6 15:16 CST 2004
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I would say it’s the alternator because the engine died after you jump started it, as the alternator would keep it running if it was working. I just changed my alternator 10 days ago one of the brushers was worn out, you have to remove the power steering pump in order to get the alternator out, note that they are bolts on the back and front of pump. You get to the front ones through the holes in the pump pulley, I got a good used alternator for $50.00 a re-built one form my local auto stores are $200.00 exchange. I am trying to locate some new brushes for my dead alternator so I can have a spare. Good luck
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Winston 94 850 T W






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