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#89764 12/18/2004 7:27 PM
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The alternator doesn't line up with the water pump on my 63 292.

The bottom braket looks like this

[img]http://www.partsamerica.com/product_images/AAP/MRG/6380.jpg[/img]

and looks stock but the alternator belt alignment looks like this

[img]http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-10/846536/Engine%202.JPG[/img]

What gives?

Thanks for any help.


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You've either got a bracket for an old V-8, like a 283, or the alternator isn't designed to work with that bracket. I'll bet one of the older external-regulated alternators has a different spacing, or you've got the wrong bracket. Either way, you're going to need to modify something. It's easy to make a bracket, though. I do it all the time on racing engines where no standard brackets are available for the setup I want.
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I wonder if purchasing an Alternator with the double groove pulley would be the easiest solution line up the belt?

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#89767 12/18/2004 11:01 PM
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Good idea Chevy1. I'll try just replacing the pulley.


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The 292 uses a different bracket. It is cast iron.
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you might try installing the alt. outside of the first hole or opposite of what you have and see if it will align up..seems like I had installed mine incorrect at first and it looked like that,, just a thought,,,Fred


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I have the same bracket, but the pulley has a built-in 3/8" spacer on the back side next to the cooling fan. will try to Email you a photo.My 2 cents smile


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I had the exact same issue a few weeks ago. That's the right bracket but the wrong pulley. I had to remove the pulley off the old alternator and then all was fine. I have no idea what application that pulley is for but it sure doesn't work with 60's 292's!. alternator pulley
As you can see, it's not that I have to use the outer pulley, it's that the inner pulley has a 3/4" space before the groove starts.
What happened to your old pulley?
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#89772 12/19/2004 11:50 PM
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I just purchased the truck and this is how it was when I bought it. I will start looking for a pulley.

Thanks for the information.


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