Generator Pulley Needed
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Generator Pulley Needed
I'm not having luck finding a replacement generator pulley for my 54 6V positive ground system - current pulley is bent to heck.
Generator is a FAA-10002-B - pulley is 3 inches in diameter with a 3/8 V groove for the belt. It is likely other part number generator uses this same pulley.
Any help?
Generator is a FAA-10002-B - pulley is 3 inches in diameter with a 3/8 V groove for the belt. It is likely other part number generator uses this same pulley.
Any help?
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The catalog is very confusing for this. For that generator, it says to use a FBJ-10130-A pulley. There is no such pulley listed. For a 54 F-100, 6 or V8, it shows a ***-10130-A pulley, which matches your measurements closely (it shows dia. as 2.86").That is the smallest diameter pulley over the years, all the rest are quite a bit larger. There were several different bores on the pulleys, too. Good luck!
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The catalog is very confusing for this. For that generator, it says to use a FBJ-10130-A pulley. There is no such pulley listed. For a 54 F-100, 6 or V8, it shows a ***-10130-A pulley, which matches your measurements closely (it shows dia. as 2.86").That is the smallest diameter pulley over the years, all the rest are quite a bit larger. There were several different bores on the pulleys, too. Good luck!
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You should be able to buy a pulley and bore it to the correct diameter. I did install an alternator on my ‘48 F5, but it come with the small auto pulley. I just bought one the current diameter and had a friend bore it to 17mm, which is what alternator shaft was.
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