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DELOREAN WORKSHOP MANUAL - Free

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REMOVING THE DIODE<br />

CARRIER - Fig. 18<br />

Electrical System and Instruments M .04:03<br />

Remove alternator from vehicle.<br />

1. Remove screw, nuts and washers holding<br />

plastic terminal guard (4).<br />

2. Unsolder the three diode carrier wires.<br />

3. Remove wires from voltage regulator (1).<br />

4. Remove diode carrier (5). Never dismantle<br />

the diode bridge.<br />

The instrument panel has a red warning light which<br />

works as follows: —<br />

• On switching on ignition it is illuminated.<br />

• As soon as engine starts it goes out.<br />

• If it is illuminated when the engine is running<br />

there is a charging fault.<br />

• If the warning light fails to be illuminated on<br />

switching on ignition, check the following.<br />

CHECK<br />

1. That no connectors are loose or disconnected.<br />

2. That the bulb has not blown.<br />

If the warning light is illuminated while engine is<br />

running there is a charging fault which may be due<br />

to:—<br />

1. Broken alternator belt.<br />

2. Broken charging wire.<br />

3. Alternator internal fault (rotor, stator, diodes or<br />

brushes).<br />

4. Regulator fault.<br />

REMOVING THE BRUSH<br />

CARRIER - Fig. 18<br />

Note:<br />

The alternator need not be removed for the<br />

operation. The brush carrier (1) being fixed to the<br />

regulator is removed in the same way as the<br />

voltage regulator.<br />

REMOVING THE STATOR<br />

1. Remove the voltage regulator (1).<br />

2. Remove the diode carrier (5).<br />

3. Mark the relative positions of the slip ring end<br />

bracket (6), laminations of stator (7) and drive<br />

end bracket (8).<br />

4. Place an old fan belt around the pulley (9) and<br />

clamp the belt in vice jaws, with the pulley as<br />

close to the vice as possible. The friction and<br />

self wrapping action of the belt will provide<br />

adequate reaction to loosening the pulley nut<br />

(10).<br />

5. Remove the assembly from the vice, remove<br />

the nut, spring washer (11), spacer (12) and<br />

pulley (9).<br />

6. Remove the spacer, washer, fan (13), washer,<br />

key (14) and spacer.<br />

7. Remove the nuts, washers, and through bolts<br />

(15).<br />

8. Separate the drive end bracket (8) from the<br />

stator (7), slip ring end bracket (6) and rotor<br />

assembly (16). Withdraw the stator (7) from<br />

the slip ring end bracket (6).<br />

REMOVING THE ROTOR<br />

1. Remove the voltage regulator (1).<br />

2. Remove the diode carrier (5).<br />

3. Mark the relative positions of the slip ring end<br />

bracket (6), laminations of stator (7) and drive<br />

end bracket (8).<br />

4. Place an old fan belt around the pulley (9) and<br />

clamp the belt in vice jaws with the pulley as<br />

close to the vice as possible. The friction and<br />

self wrapping action of the belt will provide<br />

adequate reaction to loosening the pulley nut<br />

(10).<br />

5. Remove the assembly from the vice, remove<br />

the nut, spring washer (11), spacer (12) and<br />

pulley (9).<br />

6. Remove the spacer, washer, fan (13), washer,<br />

key (14) and spacer.

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