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Post by woodae »

are the bearings replaceable on a 1.5l alterator if they are can i get them from something else
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Post by Daniel »

I remember someone from here did it. What I can see from parts manual are two "collars" at pulley side and one ball bearing on the other side. Just try it and post some pics ;) .

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It maybe just easyier and cheaper to replace it. I've been looking into replacements for my car and have found used one with low miles for $60 shipped.
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Post by GsiTurbo »

I am fairly sure the alternator from 88-93 Pontiac Lemans 1.6 SOHC should fit. Short of that, try www.car-parts.com and look for Lanos or Aveo alternator
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A rebuilt for a 1.6 lanos will run about $200.00 USD at AutoZone ( In Canada? you can call autozone at (800) 288-6966 for a quote.)
I personally think a rebuilt is a better way to go. Yes it is cheaper to replace bad bearings. But it's a bit of work and usually if the bearings are going out? the alternator will follow suite shortly. There is a company in the USA that rebuilds them completly for a reasonable price. I will see if I can find their link and add it to this post when I do.
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This company has a great reputation.
(and no, I don't work for them)

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i did it before and replaced both bearings

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Post by Daniel »

Hi MM,
Do you remember the bearing dimensions/reference?
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DAMN... i remeber i did post them in an old thread... probably named "are alternator bearings replacable?"

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Post by woodae »

we did it but my bearings were different they were 6000 and 6203 the bearings u used were way bigger
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