DIY alternator repair | AUTODOC
Alternator pulley noise can be a sign that the mechanism is going to fail. It’s not always necessary to buy a new unit to prevent this.
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🔸 Puller Device, ripping knife —
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🔸 YATO Cleaning Brush Set —
🔸 Fast Cleaner LIQUI MOLY —
🔸 Automotive electrical tools —
🔸 Wire Brush, brake caliper cleaning —
Watch our video to find out how you can restore an alternator yourself and save money.
0:00 — DIY alternator repair
0:30 — Disassembly and detection of defects
4:35 — Cleaning the body
7:51 — Preparation for painting
8:34 — Painting
9:14 — Reassembly
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lol wtf is this?
people who have all those grippers and pullers most likely know how to do this probably wont even bother and just get a rebuilt. the rest would most likely need to purchase all of the tools and that is if nothing is actually busted or broken.
but I guess it makes for good social media monetization content
btw you just reduced the new bearings' life by straying that chit near the end
Cool video but I would offer one recommendation. When cleaning the stator core iron laminations always run your cleaning tool parallel to the laminations. If you run the tool across the laminations and accidentally smear some metal across the laminations you will short the laminations together potentially creating a hot spot in the core.
Incredible work! I saw the title and thought to myself that I found my weekend project, but I guess I'll need a few more tools 😅
That painting editing though, very clever ✌️
I love these videos
This is something id like to do with my used car parts as a way to save the environment and recycle
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I was so serious watching this video until this 11:18 visually broke my dumb brain and completely failed to remember the whole tutorial.
This is actually a super interesting lost process. When you needed an alternator in the Old days, mechanics used to rebuild them now they just replace them. Super cool to see this guy do it
There was nothing DIY about this 🙊
You didn't even sign it. How are people supposed to credit the original artist now?
What if the next owner somehow gets it dirty? How will they know where to bring it for authentic artisan refurbishing?