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22R alternator
Posted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 5:23 pm
by benhl
Hi Guys!
Bearings in Alternator are cactus. Looking for a rebuild or replacement. can anyone recommend anyone good and cheap. Looking for a balance of both. I'm in East Brisbane.
Re: 22R alternator
Posted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 9:23 pm
by dumbdunce
benhl wrote:Hi Guys!
Bearings in Alternator are cactus. Looking for a rebuild or replacement. can anyone recommend anyone good and cheap. Looking for a balance of both. I'm in East Brisbane.
pull it apart, take the bearings to a bearing shop and ask them to match them. $20 ish.
go to an auto sparky with the old brushes and ask for a new pair. approx $10. solder in new brushes, reassemble alternator, whiz bang good as new for less than a slab.
Re: 22R alternator
Posted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 11:09 pm
by 4sh
benhl wrote:Hi Guys!
Bearings in Alternator are cactus. Looking for a rebuild or replacement. can anyone recommend anyone good and cheap. Looking for a balance of both. I'm in East Brisbane.
What type of Toyota. I know where you can get a brand new alternator for HJ61 Landcruiser (after market but exactly the same) for about $400.00 instead of $1500 genuinie.
Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 9:59 am
by benhl
Its a 94 hilux, 22R petrol. Keep the ideas coming though.
Need to get back on the road asap so need a quick fix but will probably replace bearings etc and have a spare when i get a chance.
Basically looking for a cheap quick solution at the moment
Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 11:34 am
by dumbdunce
benhl wrote:
Basically looking for a cheap quick solution at the moment
dumbdunce wrote:
pull it apart, take the bearings to a bearing shop and ask them to match them. $20 ish.
go to an auto sparky with the old brushes and ask for a new pair. approx $10. solder in new brushes, reassemble alternator, whiz bang good as new for less than a slab.
it's $30 and 2 hours - it doesn't get any cheaper and faster!
Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 11:38 am
by Gribble
dumbdunce wrote:benhl wrote:
Basically looking for a cheap quick solution at the moment
dumbdunce wrote:
pull it apart, take the bearings to a bearing shop and ask them to match them. $20 ish.
go to an auto sparky with the old brushes and ask for a new pair. approx $10. solder in new brushes, reassemble alternator, whiz bang good as new for less than a slab.
it's $30 and 2 hours - it doesn't get any cheaper and faster!
Roger that! its not rocket science, pulling it out of the car is harder than rebuilding it!
Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2005 8:03 pm
by geff
i did a swap old for rebuilt cost 100 from logan elec in wynnum 2.4 ptl