How to restore my alternator at home??

Friends, I have some questions about restoring my alternator at home.
1) How to remove the pulley, it is pressed? The use of a pulley puller is correct? No need to use heat on the pulley?
2) How do I even leave the housing of the alternator with "as new" appearance without sandblasting (because aluminum is wearing and matte) and cleaning products that do not think outside of the U.S..
Is there any method which let homemade aluminum as new and do not leave it dark?
3) Are the pulley and screws zinc plated?
Thank's in advance.

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1) How to remove the pulley, it is pressed? The use of a pulley puller is correct? No need to use heat on the pulley?

There is a puller designed especially for removing the pulley, you should not need heat.

2) How do I even leave the housing of the alternator with "as new" appearance without sandblasting (because aluminum is wearing and matte) and cleaning products that do not think outside of the U.S..

You can try blasting with soda or corn starch, it is easier on aluminum than other materials.



3) Are the pulley and screws zinc plated?
Thank's in advance.

No, they are painted black, the grooves of the pulley were the belt rides was typically left bare steel.

Thank's ScottSmith_Harms, I'll try soda blast this week and post the pictures.
Don't you have a link to this pulley puller?

Shop around, prices and quality vary.

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Measure the pulley's location on the shaft. This will help get it back in proper position so the belts will line up when installed. To reinstall the pulley, I put the pulley directly on a 100 watt light bulb. In about five minuets it will be so hot you will need an oven mitt to pick it up and slide it back on the shaft. The pulley will cool off and be firmly on the shaft. The light bulb will not over heat the pulley like outer means of heat(I.E. open flame)can. Also There are different pulley hole sizes for different alternator shaft sizes.

What a creative idea on heating up a pulley!
Too bad our Government outlawed the light bulb.......

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What a creative idea on heating up a pulley!
Too bad our Government outlawed the light bulb.......

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That's because they don't want us to see what their doing to us.