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PostPosted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 6:48 pm 
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What is the size and pitch of the thread on the shaft of a Lucas 17ACR alternator?

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are you asking the gauge of the wire from the Alt to the starter or inside the alternator (armiture) ?

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Should have been clearer - the thread that takes the nut that holds the pulley and fan on the rotating shaft. I have an alternator here that some bright body in its history forced a nut of wrong thread on and damaged the thread and now that I have a new correct nut it won't go on.

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 6:03 am 
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There were many different threads on those shafts. So... If you have a correct nut take it to a bolt place... match a bolt to it and "voilas" there is your thread size. You could also use a thread file to clean the thread on the shaft. Thread files are magic tools. Or if you know the thread size you can re cut it on a Lathe. But is it worth the trouble ? For a little 17ACR.

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