rotor puller
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eddie
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eddie
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zednine
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Re: rotor puller
You can borrow mine if your local
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eddie
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Re: rotor puller
Cheers zednine I will take you up on that
Il see you right for it.
I'm in the proccess of getting a new alti
Once I've got it il pm you for your address
I'm in Manchester so its not to far
Il see you right for it.
I'm in the proccess of getting a new alti
Once I've got it il pm you for your address
I'm in Manchester so its not to far
God is my judge
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zednine
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Re: rotor puller
No problem ....... do you need to swap the rotor if you are just changing the alternator ?
Chris
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Re: rotor puller
Nope you don`t! The alternator stator is secured on the inside of the alternator casing with the ignition pick-up, the rotor can remain in place. 
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eddie
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Re: rotor puller
Aaaahh I see what you mean
The manual seems to point to it being
On the other side of the rotor
Or maybe its just me
The manual seems to point to it being
On the other side of the rotor
Or maybe its just me
God is my judge