alternators

Get with it moody957, you are not talking to a computer! We would all like to help you but if somebody in a pub turned around and said 'alternators of single bearing and double bearings' you would look puzzled for a few seconds and then turn around and continue with your conversation! The same goes for here! Help us help you by being as informative as you can. That way we can assist you better!

If your spoken language is not English, We have an international team ready and waiting at your beck and call to translate, offer points of view and maybe even shed some light on your problem!

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Hello moody957

Please reply with

Kind Regards....

computer says "no"

Hello Moody,

As you might have noticed that brevity is definitely not the soul of this forum...before i proceed let me give you few tips on getting the most out of this forum.

a) Please make your question as detailed as possible, more details you give the better answer you will get.

b) Avoid writing in CAPS as that is considered as shouting in this forum.

c) If any suggestion given by the member actually satisfies you, or does not solve your problem, keep that posted.

d) The members of this forum try their best to solve the problems and do have a very good command on the subject.

e) You will be surprised to see the amount of info, archives hold here..so do a search on here or at Mr Google, and in case you don't get anything you are welcome to post your query.

f) Lastly,and this is very important, do not use rude remarks, or use country/religion/ethnic background/political innuendos...etc in the comments.

try visiting www.kato-eng.com

or

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternator

Cheers.

I have learned something today, statements have answers. I never knew that

I knew they have reactions!

What is your problem? i prefer an alternator with double bearings. this eliminates the problem of alignment. it can also be used with a lot of sets