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  1. Look for re-builder that has a Generator test bench and knows how to use it. I think the old "Motors Manuals" has the generator output specs and RPM listed in them. The test should not take more than a few minutes. I would not invest in a bearing and brush kit until I know this. If the output is found to be low you could have a open armature winding or some degree of shorted field winding's. Then the rebuild is necessary. The battery load test was always the first test we did in the shop back in the day, the generator/regulator bench test the second, if no joy found there then the wiring/grounding trouble shooting began. The things listed above like loose or bad belts was quickly checked when we opened the hood to do the battery load and charging system test and could quickly be eliminated. Best of luck Bill
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    1954 Roadmaster

    In Southeast Michigan, 1954 Buick Roadmaster with air, nice body and interior but will need engine work to drive reliably and show. For right restoration guy or gal this could be a very nice project. Looking for offers or possible trade to 2 door "A" body size or smaller driver. email Bill for known truth about this car and what work it should have to be a driver zzbten@gmail.com
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