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TD42 Alternator Bearing P/N (and other Alt bits...)

Tech Talk for Nissan owners.

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TD42 Alternator Bearing P/N (and other Alt bits...)

Post by of4x4 »

I've searched and couldn't find. :cry:
Couldn't get any links in the bible to work. :cry:

I need to replace the brushes in my standard Alternator ('89 TD42), and want to replace the bearings at the same time. I've got the brush parts Nos: http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic.php?t=76676
Does anyone know the bearing part numbers?

To prempt the obvious replies, whilst I would like to upgrade to a bigger unit, I simply don't have the coin at the moment, so bearings and brushes only for now.

Cheers,
Tone.
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Post by revn211 »

if its a hitachi alternator the nissan part number is 23120 97E00 - List price is $28
thats for the larger front bearing the smaller bearing is no longer made but im sure if you took it to an auto store you could get it matched up!
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Post by of4x4 »

Thank's Revn211. Appreciate the quick response.

Cheers!
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Post by of4x4 »

For anyone interested (or get here via search)

The front bearing is a 6203 bearing and the rear is a 6202V.

The rear has like a retaining clip around it (looks like a piston ring), but I'm told you could use a standard 6202 if stuck. Both bearings around $5 each.

Acquired from CBC Bearings.
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