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Old 08-17-2008, 08:59 AM   #1
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2000 CC I pulled the motor to put a rubber bushing in to quiet the motor. I found a fine black dust (1/2 a handful) inside housing. Is this common with electric motors?
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Matt, that is your worn brush material. It's normal but, you are describing a lot of it. Check the length of your brushes. Not certain but I think the book calls for replacement at under 5/8ths of an inch? Anyone confirm or disspell this?
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Brush dust is normal.

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You should see the amount of dust out of a 100hp 8 brush motor.
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should be lines cut into the brushes they are the minumum wear lines......if they are even with the brush holder replace them..........................
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