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Alternator removal guide 4th gen

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Alternator removal guide 4th gen

Post by Bludge » Wed Apr 24, 2013 8:48 pm

Another easy job, but still, hopefully will help someone.

Here is the alternator
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First thing to do is disconnect the negative and positive battery terminals in that order.

Next, unclip the 5 pin connector (circled in green) and unbolt and remove the ground (circled in red)
then crack the bolts circled in blue. the one on the right is the one to tighted to pull the alternator up and tighten the belt.
remove both bolts and the little plate.

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Next remove the bolt that holds the alternator in place (circled in green), keep in mind the bit that the long bolt you adjust the alternator with fits on this bolt. then loosen the hinge bolt (circled in blue)

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the bolt
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the adjustment bit
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The alternator will swing down once the bolt is loosened, so you can pull the belt off.

Lastly remove the bolt that acts as a hinge at the top of the alternator. (circled in blue)
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Here is a picture of the bracket the alternator sits in
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Fitting it just a reversal, note that the adjustment bit faces inwards like so
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Post by rob quilter » Wed Apr 24, 2013 9:21 pm

Nice write up.

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Post by Bludge » Wed Apr 24, 2013 9:23 pm

Thanks, i know all this stuff if pretty simple and in the manual, but guides like this really helped me when i first started out with fixing my own cars.

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Post by Pushki » Wed Apr 24, 2013 10:28 pm

Guides like this help to take the mystery out of simple jobs. +Rep ;)
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Post by Kawa » Wed Apr 24, 2013 10:30 pm

pos rep!

My job today was to remove a back box from a pug 206 :?

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Post by Riverghost » Thu Apr 25, 2013 12:14 am

nice clear post! nice one dude

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