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Buy, Sell and Search => Spares required => Topic started by: Mike8v on 16 October, 2009, 09:27:53 PM



Title: Alternator for Integrale 8v
Post by: Mike8v on 16 October, 2009, 09:27:53 PM
As title says Im in need of a alternator for my 8v new or used dose not matter
If you have one going spare or can point me in the right direction it would be very much appreciated,  All I can find so far are a couple on fleabay that are around £100 but I dont fancy paying that much for one

Many thanks
                Mike


Title: Re: Alternator for Integrale 8v
Post by: Martin on 17 October, 2009, 09:32:11 PM
£100 for a new alternator isn't a bad price, I can sell you a used one for £50 but if it stops working 2 weeks later you are pretty much on your own.......


Title: Re: Alternator for Integrale 8v
Post by: Mike8v on 19 October, 2009, 06:27:24 PM
Ahhh the phrase I didnt want to here  "thats not too bad" or "thats cheep".  Well Im just waiting on a couple of emails at the mo but with christmas not too far away I think the car will just have to sit and wait till I can afford one.  Thanks for the offer though.

Mike


Title: Re: Alternator for Integrale 8v
Post by: ben on 20 October, 2009, 04:42:02 PM
I bought a new one for my 8v back in July from my local Auto Electrical company (www.hallselectrical.com) for £82.68 plus VAT with no trade discounts or special deals.Forget e-bay and try yellow pages!


Title: Re: Alternator for Integrale 8v
Post by: Neil Lewis on 12 December, 2009, 12:27:52 AM
Mine came for about £70 from my local motor factors a couple of years ago.  The front bearing had gone!  Well actually they took my old one and rebuilt it with new windings, bearings, brushes etc.  That way it was bound to fit.

Now the front bearing has gone on my new integrale.  The alternator was the only part I didn't change over from the old one.  I'll probbaly strip this one myself and just replace the bearing; well unless I find lots of other trouble.  By the way I think the bearings go because the alternoator gets such a lot of water through it when competing on rallies in the rain.  At least it's not too dificullt to replace...

Now for a more technical question:-

Where can I get a more powerful alternator to fit my 8-valve?  The standard one is just 65 amps and, with all the lights I run (430 watts without the foglights in full rally mode), 80/85 watts should stop the voltage dropping right away when the car idles for a while.

Neil