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 on: Today at 10:24:26 
Started by 2boxerdogs - Last post by johnnydog
Myopia

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 on: Today at 09:49:29 
Started by Andy H - Last post by BazaJT
Within a mile and a half of me there's a large Halfords an ECP and a Parkers while at the far end of town[about 3 miles]there are two Independant motor factors.
I remember the Cortina[and so many more]being launched-Consul Classic,Consul Capri,Triumph herald,Mini to name a few. :-X

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 on: Today at 09:38:43 
Started by 2boxerdogs - Last post by BazaJT
Sighted.

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 on: Today at 01:14:18 
Started by Andy H - Last post by Sir Tigger KC
whats the actual fault on yours ? brushes or solenoid ?
id be inclined to repair the original . better chance of it bring more reliable than an aftermarket or recon and you woudnt know the history of a scrappy one !

Agreed. many many years ago I bought a recon alternator for my Cortina (it was THAT long ago) .... I think they'd just painted it!

What's a Cortina?  ???                                                    :P   ;D

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 on: Today at 00:16:37 
Started by 2boxerdogs - Last post by Raeturbo
Near

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 on: Yesterday at 22:10:19 
Started by Andy H - Last post by Andy H
whats the actual fault on yours ? brushes or solenoid ?
id be inclined to repair the original . better chance of it bring more reliable than an aftermarket or recon and you woudnt know the history of a scrappy one !
It sounds like a handful of rusty nuts and bolts being shaken in a biscuit tin.

I pulled the end cap off and found that the bearing/bush in the endcap has been worn (or bludgeoned) into an oval shape. It is almost as if the aluminium casting was too soft to support the bush  :-\

Didn't bother pulling any more parts off but from what I could see the brushes are still good and the other end of the motor & solenoid are also unharmed.

I turned the endplate through 180 degrees when I refitted it which seems to have bought me some time to source a replacement.


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 on: Yesterday at 20:52:13 
Started by Jimbob - Last post by Andy B
You need some Welsh mowers, when they break they make a good curry------

 ;D ;D ;D

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 on: Yesterday at 20:51:32 
Started by Andy H - Last post by Andy B
whats the actual fault on yours ? brushes or solenoid ?
id be inclined to repair the original . better chance of it bring more reliable than an aftermarket or recon and you woudnt know the history of a scrappy one !

Agreed. many many years ago I bought a recon alternator for my Cortina (it was THAT long ago) .... I think they'd just painted it!

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 on: Yesterday at 20:25:55 
Started by Jimbob - Last post by countrywoman
You need some Welsh mowers, when they break they make a good curry------

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 on: Yesterday at 20:16:00 
Started by Andy H - Last post by cam.in.head
whats the actual fault on yours ? brushes or solenoid ?
id be inclined to repair the original . better chance of it bring more reliable than an aftermarket or recon and you woudnt know the history of a scrappy one !

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