I could tell you...... but then again maybe I wont. I wouldn't want to risk having you "misread" my advice...... 'Most" replacement alternators in my area come sans any pulley at all..... in this way, they can stretch one part number over several applications.
Good luck, young fellow...... sounds like you're going to need it.
-- Jim Warman snipped-for-privacy@telusplanet.net
Just one 60 mile trip, that's all I ask...
>
> No such luck. The alternator went out when I got there, and road
> assistance gave me a jumpstart. The horn was practically gone so I
> knew I had to get the battery charged and use it to fire the plugs on
> the way back. I don't have credit cards and dough, so I take it a day > at a time.
>
> Question is: If the parts store doesn't have the serpentine belt-sized
> pully on the replacement alternator, will it be easy enough to replace
> it with the one that's on the bad alternator?
>
> voice from the past