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marauder410

marauder410

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well a pretty bad day i was finsihing up my big 3 ans was one the altrnator wire and on my brand new 250amp db electrial alternator that ive had on mar for bout 4 months

on the alternaotr wire to the battery on the alternator it had the screw part connected to the alt and you put the wire on and a nut when i was tightening it wasent even that tight i was so shocked that it snapped

so i was screwed there ere is onyl a little stub left and couldnt grip it ot get it out so i had to put back on the stock alternator

i know they don make the 250 alt nomore from db electriclal and i paid 300 4 months ago and is brand new and works really good and would like to fix this one instead of buying a one could i fix this
 
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sorry i type to fast and dont care about spelling everything correct but i forgot people cant understand what im saying when spell on word incorrect sorry
 
Hi. As doom mentioned, try an alternator repair shop. Also you may calling the place you got the alternator from and see if they will warranty it. I've never taken an alternator apart to know how to replace that piece, if possible.

On a side note, and please do not take this offensively as I'm not trying to be an ass or a jerk, but I'm not sure it is your spelling as much as it is the run-on sentences. The one long continuous sentence/paragraph makes it very difficult for people to read and understand what you are trying to communicate across.

Good luck and hope your alternator can be repaired relatively easily.
 
marauder410 said:
sorry i type to fast and dont care about spelling everything correct but i forgot people cant understand what im saying when spell on word incorrect sorry
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You would get a lot more responses if people could understand what you were saying. I'm not being a jerk, just being honest.
 
its not rocket science when i have pics of the issue im talking about but i ahve the same few people that help me out without any altercations.

if you dont understand what im saying all the time then just dont bother reading my forums, easy as that
 
thanks guys yea thats what i was thinking if a alt shop can fix it in minutes for cheap to nothing then will go that route

but if is gonna take some time and cost good money then gonna try to go the route of trying to see if db electrical will be loyal and warranty it

i think they should anyways since i was only tighening it hand tight and it snapped soo easyyy i almost pissed myself when it happened i was so diaspponted i almost cryed forreal lol
 
Do you have a Dremel type little grinder? Cut a groove across it and use a flat-tipped screwdriver to back it out.
 
marauder410 said:
its not rocket science when i have pics of the issue im talking about but i ahve the same few people that help me out without any altercations.

if you dont understand what im saying all the time then just dont bother reading my forums, easy as that
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"Altercations"? Jeez, man. Take it easy. It was just a suggestion.
 
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