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Old 05-31-2014   #1
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Default Alternator Rubber Boot Replacement

Many times you will find the Rubber Insulation Boot located on the HOT wire connection to the Alternator is missing or so brittle it is cracked or not properly connected to the Alternator washer holding the Boot in place.

Alternator Boot.

This Alternator Wire Boot fits perfectly on the main HOT wire of the Alternator connection and clips onto the Alternator Boot Retainer. Use a large FLAT HEAD screw driver to stretch the wire hole in the boot for insertion of the Alternator HOT wire connector. The wire hole in the boot retracts to normal size after wire connector insertion through the hole. This can be accomplished without removing anything from the Top End (The nut holding the HOT wire to the Alternator is removed, Old Boot Removed, New Boot installed, Nut Replaced).

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Old 05-31-2014   #2
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Default Re: Alternator Rubber Boot Replacement

What's up Cliff...

This guy fits CS144? I got a new insulator after the little fireworks gig during top end re-work (2 split O-Rings do NOT work), but no boot in place ATM here. I WATCH that ****er as much as I can now...
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Old 05-31-2014   #3
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Default Re: Alternator Rubber Boot Replacement

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What's up Cliff...

This guy fits CS144? I got a new insulator after the little fireworks gig during top end re-work (2 split O-Rings do NOT work), but no boot in place ATM here. I WATCH that ****er as much as I can now...
This boot fit the alternator on my 90' and I assume they are all identical
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Old 11-12-2014   #4
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Default Re: Alternator Rubber Boot Replacement

did the new boot stretch over the ring terminal without issues?
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did the new boot stretch over the ring terminal without issues?
Yes.....and the small hole for the hot wire spread open to accept the original connector on the end of the hot wire without tearing or damaging the boot in any way. In other words....I did not have to remove the hot wire connector to install the boot on the wire.

The boot fit perfectly on the ring terminal.

Now looking for a rubber boot that fits on the starter solenoid between the starter motor and the solenoid.

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Default Re: Alternator Rubber Boot Replacement

Cliff,

Any chance you'd have the same info on the starter motor boot?
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Cliff,

Any chance you'd have the same info on the starter motor boot?
No.....am working on that one
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