Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2004 19:40:58 -0400 From: "waycoolstuff!" <jarrodnospamulink.com> Subject: Re: A New fix for Alternators on 900's
I've done this on 89 and 91 900's. should work theoretically on 87-93 ie classic 900 models. Even the voltage differences between 89 and 91alternator did not affect the replacement regulator. ie: voltage regulator from 89 can be used on a 91 even though 91 engine is larger and alternator is of a higher voltage. Anyone else confirm?? "Bob" <nonamenospamace.com> wrote in message news:tqsde0padcvuovltv784ofp6i84tda61rlnospamcom... > On Sat, 3 Jul 2004 13:26:43 -0400, "waycoolstuff!" > <jarrodnospamulink.com> wrote: > > >Before freaking out, the alternator might be okay and it could just be the > >voltage regulator, this is connected to the front of the alternator via two > >screws and is easily removed without taking out the alternator. Once removed > >you can measure the length of the regulator poles (5cm is minimum)and > >determine if the regulator needs replacing. Next, go to an auto parts supply > >store and buy the Bosch equivalent. Mine was under 30$cdn and the labour > >saved by not removing the alternator was enormous. Hopes this helps. > > > > What year(s)?
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