Suzuki Grand Vitara
+ General information
+ Maintenance and lubricant
+ Heater, ventilation and conditioner
+ Steering
+ Suspension bracket
+ Wheels and tires
+ Forward driving shaft / bearing of a shaft. Oil epiploon
+ Driveshafts
+ Brake system
+ Engines
+ Fuel system
+ System of ignition
+ System of start
+ System of release
+ Transmissions
+ Coupling
+ Transfer
+ Forward and back differentials
+ Windows, mirrors, locks and security measures. Immobilizer
- Electric equipment
+ Body electric equipment
+ System of lighting
- System of electric equipment
+ General description
+ Diagnostics
+ The works performed on the car
- Capital repairs
- Generator
Removal
Installation
Dismantling [Type 60 A]
Dismantling [Type 70 A and 80 A]
Survey [Type 60 A]
Survey [Type 70 A and 80 A]
Replacement of brushes
Assembly [Type 60 A]
Assembly [Type 70 A and 80 A]
+ Specifications
Inhaling moments
+ Tools/information for drivers
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Survey [Type 70 A and 80 A]
Rotor
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Using an ohmmeter, check electric conductance between contact rings of a rotor. If there is no electric conductance, replace a rotor. Standard resistance: about 2.9.
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Using an ohmmeter, check whether there is no electric conductance between contact rings and a rotor. If there is an electric conductance, replace a rotor.
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Check contact rings whether there is no roughness or a deposit. If they are uneven or there is a deposit, replace a rotor.
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Using a caliper with the nonius, measure diameter of a contact ring.
standard diameter: 14.2 - 14.4 mm (0.557 - 0.567 inches)
minimum diameter: 12.8 mm (0.504 inches)
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If diameter is less than minimum, replace a rotor.
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Stator
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Using an ohmmeter, check electric conductance of all contacts. If there is no electric conductance, replace the stator.
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Using an ohmmeter, check whether there is no electric conductance between contacts of the stator and the core of the stator. If there is an electric conductance, replace the stator.
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Brush and brush holder
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Check each brush for wear, having measured its length, as shown. If the brush is worn-out to a limit, replace a brush. Address the Section Replacement of Brushes in this Chapter.
Length of an open part of a brush of "a":
standard: 10.5 mm (0.413 inches)
limit: 4.5 mm (0.351 inches)
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Rectifier
Positive rectifier
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Using an ohmmeter, connect one probe of a tester to the plug "B", and another – to each of rectifier plugs.
Change polarity of probes of a tester and repeat item 1.
Check that one shows conductivity existence, and another – is not present.
If there is an electric conductance, replace the rectifier.
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1 — the plug "B"
2 — the rectifier plug |
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Negative rectifier
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Using an ohmmeter, connect one probe of a tester to each of negative contacts, and another to each of rectifier plugs.
Change polarity of probes of a tester and repeat item 1.
Check that one shows conductivity existence, and another – is not present.
If there is an electric conductance, replace the rectifier.
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1 — negative contact
2 — the rectifier plug |
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Bearing
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Check that the drive and the bearing has no jags and are not worn-out.
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Check that the casing of the bearing has no jags and it is not worn-out.
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