Posted by Wheat47 on August 23, 2022 at 14:38:23 from (38.97.192.169):
In Reply to: Alternator questions posted by grandpa Love on August 22, 2022 at 18:29:24:
A bit off the topic: A number of years ago, I had a Chevy station wagon. The alternator quit. I was so broke; I couldn't afford to pay attention (Mechanic for a Case tractor dealer). As I was lamenting what to do, I was looking in a 2090 Case tractor book for something. I happened upon the Electrical section. There it told how to disassemble the alternator (same brand as on my car) and check the various components with a DVOM. So, I took my alternator apart and checked it out. Some of the DVOM values were different but were close enough to determine if the part was bad or not. I put in (at the time) a $5 or $6 triode and it went to work. Saved me bunches of $$$!!!
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