clock it from the front, clock it from the back, take it back to the store,,,,what ever the F" works best for whoever,,,,,,Peace,,,Moosie 
They don't keep track of that.
How do you clock a alernator?
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Actually the front bearings are smaller in the later CS design, but yes, they work the same. The clocking would be the same process, but the case seats on the stator differently, so when the bolts are tightened improperly the case is cocked, which puts pressure on the shafts in the bearings.
Don't get angry. Having someone exchange a new part for another new part because it suits his needs better is NOT bad advice no matter how it's spun.
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Actually the front bearings are smaller in the later CS design, but yes, they work the same. The clocking would be the same process, but the case seats on the stator differently, so when the bolts are tightened improperly the case is cocked, which puts pressure on the shafts in the bearings.
Don't get angry. Having someone exchange a new part for another new part because it suits his needs better is NOT bad advice no matter how it's spun.
Don't get angry. Having someone exchange a new part for another new part because it suits his needs better is NOT bad advice no matter how it's spun.