Who rebuilds alternators?
 

I have a bad alternator on my 84' c30 dump with a 6.2 diesel that needs to be rebuilt or replaced. The problem is it's a 165 amp Leece-Neville heavy duty model that was installed in this trucks previous life as a ambulance and is very pricey.

Thought I might try the rebuilt route before I drop $300 on a new one..:(

Thanks, Jeff

Jeff, you might try these guys they rebuilt one for me for a Dozer a few years back and saved me a alot over a new one. Worth a try There is also a guy out of Maysville that used to do some for us also he was good and cheap I will look for his #


http://www.jnelectric.com/about.asp

Thanks!

I knew that J&N did it but I couldn't find there info in the white pages, who have thought they had a web-page..:rolleyes: .


Jeff

J&N is the only one i know of... for more outlets, call cincy speed, there has to be one that rebuilds them for all the street rods, etc.

There's a place in Middletown that does it , but I can't think of the name just yet !!!! I'll let you know...... OK got it !

Clark Armature
823 S. Main St.
Middletown Oh
513-425-0880

Yeah, JN electric will do it, but the quote may be only half of what they will charge you when it is finished. :mad:

Yeah, but they must have charged you an ugly tax for having your buggy there.:p

i imagine there may be a bit of a difference between rebuilding an alternator, and rewiring mad max's jalopy...

:( Cw.

don't be sad, you get to wheel.

Did he hurt your feelings?

Uh huh. :(

It seems like 1/3 of the threads on CORE end up making fun of 94Dodge's ugly ass rig.... see'n how I spent last weekend rebuilding a D70 and grinding undercoating of my K5 chassis and he went ridding I'll keep my mouth shut!

Just like da' wimmins , some times da ugly ones are da most fun! ;)

he's so tender...

yes, he wheels. i watch my junk rust.

Doesn't it need to get outside a building to rust? :D

the building it is in is not very air or water tight... it gets quite humid in their, with puddles of standing water, etc...

can't wait to move it to the new shop... ugh.