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Old 08-Jan-2006, 11:40
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ST2 Alternator

Ive got a mate who has a '98 ST2 and his alternator has packed up. Anyway says he's been quoted £500 by Ducati for a replacement due to some change in how they now supply the part

He's bidding for one on fleebay and I offered to put a post on the board on his behalf to see if anyone has any other suggestions or possibly know where else he can try?

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Old 09-Jan-2006, 18:20
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Check out the adverts in the electrical section of motorclycle mags or MCN. There are lots of Companies that can rewind alternators. Certainly cheaper than new though a 2nd hand one would probably be cheaper.

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Old 09-Jan-2006, 18:38
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we just paid £125 to have a tractor alternator re-wound at Stonehenge services Salisbury, i think it took about a week but they do anything.

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Thanks for the advice sounds like the 2nd hand option will be cheaper although not by much. I suppose the trouble with a second hand one will be there's no guarantee how long it will last...
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You need to be careful that it actually is a '98 model. It may have been registered in '98 but could it be an earlier bike?

The reason for this is that I read somewhere on an ST site that for the 97 model year only Ducati had a 400w single phase alternator which is not compatible with anything else
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Make sure it is actually the alternator and not the standard fried connector problem before you shell out loads of cash.
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Thanks again for the advice etc, Ive spoke to him last night and he's now bought one off ebay new for £65 which sounds like a good deal - just hope its the right one!
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