jross20
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Is there a part number for that set?
Blowing Alternators
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Is there a part number for that set?
19963.4lsr5
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Do you know which Alt you have?
I think the 27370 number is a fully loaded 70a.
Edit: the two part numbers before the last number are the OEM and Denso part numbers for the Alternator. I’m pretty sure it’s for the 70a Alt. The 80a Alt is totally different.
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I think the 27370 number is a fully loaded 70a.
Edit: the two part numbers before the last number are the OEM and Denso part numbers for the Alternator. I’m pretty sure it’s for the 70a Alt. The 80a Alt is totally different.
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Supergleep
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I bought this a few years back to have a JIS screwdriver in the toolbox. It really does work better on any Japanese screws you have to deal with. Highly recommended
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Vessel Megadora 980 Impacta P2x100 #2 Cross Point Impact Screwdriver - Phillips Head Screwdrivers - Amazon.com
jbtvt
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Good info. Are the bearings that come with the Maniac kits made in China? Guessing that's why you have the other part numbers listed. I always assumed they were and just bought rebuilt Denso alternators
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CougarHound
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I'm still amazed that my original one still works....It might help to take apart the broken one and figure out why it is failing. I think there is a diode in there that you can check with a multimeter.
Electrical problems are not fun. What happened to the other car?
Electrical problems are not fun. What happened to the other car?
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19963.4lsr5
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The Manaic kit I used just for the VR. It was made in China. Didn’t feel like spending over 100 dollars for an OEM or napa voltage regulator for the sake of troubleshooting. The VR is still going strong. The problem ended up being a bad diode in the bridge…..
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307Vintage
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Well, almost a year in on the Denso Alternator and we are still going strong. I will add my voice to the others that stated the parts house alternators just are not good. Save yourself time and buy a Denso.
