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#675145 09/03/2010 3:31 AM
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I am wondering if anyone makes a rebuild kit for the generater and the starter for a 551st Chevy truck? I of course have the floor push button starter. I would need brushes, insulating washers and what not. I have seen all day where you can buy rebuilt ones but can you buy the rebuilding stuff?

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a good auto electric shop, if you have one in your area, should have what you need, or be able to get it - or maybe you could even let them do the job - better, and with a guarantee wink

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Among the links listed on Stovebolt is this one. The owner's name is Kenneth something and he is on the site sometimes.

http://www.classicgenerator.com/

I bought a starter rebuild kit from him, and it seemed to have all the parts I needed. I have no idea how the price compares with what your local parts store would have, but he knows his stuff. Whenever I visit my (American) FLAPS I end up spending days or weeks waiting for the wrong parts to come, after hanging in the store for an hour or so while they search the internet for a supplier as good as the one listed above...

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Look on eBay, plug in the Delco-Reme number and search. Prices a cheap.

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Chevs of the 40s?

generator parts (should work for 55-1st)

starter parts (should work for 55-1st)

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Thanks that is exactly what I was looking for. This will help out alot. What is the black paint that is supposed to go on these things? Should it be high temp?

Kenny Broomfield


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