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Alternator Charging Problems

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George Harwell:
Glad to hear your problem appears to be solved. I guess $250 isn't too bad considering the peace of mind it bought however I got mine overhauled by a local "good ol boy" here in Midwest city, Oklahoma for $79. I thought he had left out a 1 in front of the 7 but it was really a good job at a great price. By the way, I pull mine every 50,000 as a preventive measure. Have a great day!

Richard And Babs Ames:

I feel if it is "ain't broke don't fix it" the alternator is a heavey duty unit and should work over several hundred thousand miles. We are over 100,000 with no problems with ours.  Main reason for electrical problems in our motorhomes is not using them enough on a regular basis. We are fortunate enough to be able to go several days every month of the year here in SW Central FL and the only problem we have had in over a year was it started to run a little warmer and it was corrected by a water hose wash out of the side radiator and tightning the water pump belt.

I learned to stay out from under the radiator when rinsing it out as the grime you get on you is very hard to get off. :-/

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