When automotive technicians discover that there’s a problem with the alternator, they often recommend buying a new replacement alternator or having the existing one rebuilt (which basically involves putting a whole new set of innards in the existing housing). But if you have the time and the inclination, simply disassembling the alternator might reveal a cheaper fix, like replacing worn out brushes, if that’s all it needs. What follows is the recommended method to disassemble your alternator. Tips Warnings Writer Bio
