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Here is the 2004 motor after I cleaned the commutator with electrical contact cleaner and a toothbrush. I also cleaned out the grooves between the bars with a plastic pick. Do you think it's good enough?
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Depends upon what you mean by good enough. I think it will work better, longer, if you take some very fine sandpaper to the commutator bars to true them up a little, get a good % of the grooves out and expose more fresh copper.
Then again good enough could mean till those brushes wear out and in that case, yes I think that's good enough. Commutator bars will also be much easier to sandpaper true again, when it comes time to pull it further apart to put new brushes in.
Then again good enough could mean till those brushes wear out and in that case, yes I think that's good enough. Commutator bars will also be much easier to sandpaper true again, when it comes time to pull it further apart to put new brushes in.
