G'day, a mate of mine has a 82 Jackaroo, and the alternater is stuffed, where is the best place to get a new one in Victoria.
He has been quoted $900 for one , it's something about the vacum for the brakes running off it.
I know nothing about Jackaroos .
Chris
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Re: Alternater help
B.D.R wrote:G'day, a mate of mine has a 82 Jackaroo, and the alternater is stuffed, where is the best place to get a new one in Victoria.
He has been quoted $900 for one , it's something about the vacum for the brakes running off it.
I know nothing about Jackaroos .
Chris
Diesels use a vacum pump off the back of the alternator for brake vacum assist, as they have no manifold vacum that can be tapped into like a petrol engine does (though now many diesels do have a throttle plate and therefore manifold vacum)
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