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Re: Delco 10SI Alternator -- shaft size
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Posted by Doug in OR on July 29, 2002 at 21:02:30 from (12.225.49.173):
In Reply to: Delco 10SI Alternator -- shaft size posted by Don LC on July 29, 2002 at 18:23:12:
I just checked the 10SI specs over at the www.genesseeproducts.com page. It lists the shaft diameter as .55x (x = my old eyes can't make out the last digit). Since a 5/8 diameter hole would be .625, you shouldn't have any problems with it. Perhaps the pulley wasn't reamed correctly? Check for burrs on the alternator shaft - at the key slot. I just handed the parts man my alternator and asked for a 1.5 pulley for it. Maybe that alternator needs a special pulley. Others here reading this - fill me in on this issue. By the way, 3/4 inch is plenty small. On my M, the driving pulley is 4 inches. Going with a 1.5 inch pulley just about got me the 3:1 ratio I wanted. Even a 1 inch pulley would work well for you.
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