944 Alternator Wanted

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944 Alternator Wanted

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Hi All,

Anyone got an alternator for my 86 944?

Best Regards, Barry


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Re: 944 Alternator Wanted

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Hi Barry, I have an alternator here from a 1990 S2 which I preume will be the same. Also got a couple of square dash luxes if they are the same too???
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Re: 944 Alternator Wanted

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Hello Again,

I have just found out that it is only £25 to have my own Alternator repaired which i thought was quite cheap so thanks to Alasdair for his offer and my aplolgies for posting a Wanted ad when not required.

Best regards, barry
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Re: 944 Alternator Wanted

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At risk of kicking this thread back into action.....

Will Alasdair's S2 alternator work/fit on a Turbo?

How difficult is it to change?
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Re: 944 Alternator Wanted

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rav wrote:At risk of kicking this thread back into action.....

Will Alasdair's S2 alternator work/fit on a Turbo?

How difficult is it to change?
Pretty sure it will fit, the S2 in the garage is very similar to the Lux one. I can't get to PET at the mo, but will check later.

Fiddly to change as it is all underneath, but disconnect battery, undertray off, slacken threaded adjuster (left & right hand nuts) then undo from alternator, loosen other end. Loosen through bolt & disconnect alternator connections under cooling horn. Remove through bolt & R & R alternator. Adjust adjustable strap for 1/4 play on belt.
I'd replace belt if not new as they have a hard life & you may need to remove the threaded adjuster complete to free up the nuts on it as they seize.
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Re: 944 Alternator Wanted

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Hi Rav, the S2 and the Turbo ones are the same. the earlier ones did't have the air intake vent on them that connects into the back housing. I still have the alternator if you need it, removed the bottom end from the car last night.
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Re: 944 Alternator Wanted

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Clarks suggests you have to start messing about with the cooling system for some reason only on a turbo.
I chickened out and had a new one fitted whilst the car was away.
It makes a hell of a difference to starting speed.
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