Alternator swap
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RX-7 tt, I would not worry about the alternator. Worst case, pull the alternator out of the car, get it in your hands and give it a good once over (blow out the dust from inside the alternator, clean up the main terminal on the back, ensure the plug area has silvery pins in it, maybe even apply a little bit of full synthetic oil to the bearings). This way, when you put it back in, you are guaranteed to have something that will last a long time. Alternators in these cars are pretty good and to have an alternator fail is an unusual thing.
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RX-7 tt, I would not worry about the alternator. Worst case, pull the alternator out of the car, get it in your hands and give it a good once over (blow out the dust from inside the alternator, clean up the main terminal on the back, ensure the plug area has silvery pins in it, maybe even apply a little bit of full synthetic oil to the bearings). This way, when you put it back in, you are guaranteed to have something that will last a long time. Alternators in these cars are pretty good and to have an alternator fail is an unusual thing.
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