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STARTERS & ALTERNATORS
ALTERNATORS
Rectifiers · Rectifier failure, most often caused by diode malfunction, is one of the primary causes of alternator failure.
Bearings · Bearings are critical to alternator durability because of extreme lateral loads applied by the drive belt, in addition to excessive heat and vibration.
Rotors and Stators · The heart of the alternator and its current-generating components, rotors, and stators may be subjected to excessive heat that can deteriorate insulation and cause shorts.
Slip Rings · Slip rings must be in constant contact with the brushes, or uneven wear can occur and lead to failure.
Brushes
· Worn brushes interrupt electrical contact and shorten the life of alternators.
STARTERS
Brushes · Worn brushes are one of the primary causes of starter failure.
Armature Support Bushings · These bushings protect finely machined components against ongoing wear.
Solenoid Contacts · The solenoid assembly is subject to corrosion and oxidation, reducing conductivity and service life.
Armatures and Commutators · As a starter’s primary torque-producing elements, the armature and commutator are critical to proper cranking capability.
Drive Clutch Assemblies · Consisting of numerous small, intricate parts, the drive clutch assembly is subjected to considerable abuse with every start.
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