Marine Alternators - screened?
#1
Question. I'm replacing my alternators, and found a supplier on Ebay. Is the alternator supposed to be screened on front and back? His description to me in a e-mail says screened front, and sae back.
#5
Doug. I looked all over this area. There are (2) folks that do rebuilds around here (one in Alpharetta on rt9, and one up on rt53 near the Outlet Mall ) that I found, but, I can get two of these for $110 (55each) @ 55-60amp, which is all I want. (mine are original 37amp units, and are not screened, motorola units). One does not work............kinda explains why I needed to run on both batts last year. In fact, I dont ever think I remember my voltmeters above 12-13volts.
I found this on e-bay, and he sounds like a very good reference from what I can see. And, the cost from what I'm told for each rebuild will be 50-80each, so I'd rather go with these.
.......have you noticed that finding marine stuff around here sucks. (although you can always go to GaryGrimes for stuff when you need it).
Bob
I found this on e-bay, and he sounds like a very good reference from what I can see. And, the cost from what I'm told for each rebuild will be 50-80each, so I'd rather go with these.
.......have you noticed that finding marine stuff around here sucks. (although you can always go to GaryGrimes for stuff when you need it).
Bob
#8
Also, you can buy the screen kits for Delco one-wire alternators from Aftermarket Discount Marine for about $15.00. The screen kit is not listed on their web site, but just give them a call. They got 'em. You local alternator rebuilder will have one-wire internal voltage regulators for about $12.00 each. With these two items you can convert a remanufactured Delco automotive unit available from your Discount Auto Parts to a USCG approved marine unit for cheap!
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