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Old 04-07-2014, 03:56 PM   #1
TheSeeker
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Shimming Alternator

I recently installed an internally regulated alternator and notice a whistling sound at idle, slightly metallic almost. After some inspeciton, I beleive it is coming from the pulleys/belt being SLIGHTLY misaligned. I will post some pictures for you all to make sure, but would this cause a whistling/whining sound?

My question is this: Can i shim or use washers to make the alternator come forward 1/8th-1/4 of an inch? Is this safe to do, and if so where would i shim or put washers? The best I can describe without pictures ATM is it looks like this (only diagonally of course)

WP and Ballancer is here
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alternator pulley is here
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Obviosuly I need them to be even
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