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#714977 01/25/2011 1:33 PM
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What works best for a wide pulley on a 10SI alternator in an AD, 216 with original 5/8" belt?

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Hy bowtiefan, I have installed a generator pulley on an alternator in the past, they both have the same bore 17mm I believe. If I remember correctly I had to make a shim to keep the fan from rubbing on the alternator housing, hope that helps.

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I'll add that I've installed alternator pulleys on generators.

You should be able to figure something out.

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You can use a gen pulley. Speedway motors does have a custom pulley for that. It is a little cleaner install.


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Thanks for the help. I was told I could not use the generator pulley, but I just went back out to try it (which I should have done in the first place) with a shim and it seems to be OK. Very little shaft left for lock washer and the nut, but I expect I can use Locktite on the nut! I ran it for a little bit in the garage and no probs! Now I will research on how to wire it!

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Alternator up and running. Did not like the pulley set-up from the generator. Not many threads holding the nut on. Found a replacement online, works much better. Also the cooling fan is incorporated with the stock pulley and is too small for the alt. Purchased a new fan with the pulley. Modified the original generator brackets to use on the alternator.

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FYI, if you put the lock washer behind the pulley instead of the nut, the fan spacing if fine and there will be enough threads for the nut. With a dab of Lock-tite and all is well.


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