Fig. 1: Exploded view of a typical alternator mounting on 4-cylinder engines |
Fig. 2: Exploded view of a typical alternator mounting on 6-cylinder engines |
To install:
Fig. 3: To remove the alternator, first, remove the
drive belt and upper mounting bolt. Next, remove the crossmember attaching
bolts . . .
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Fig. 4: . . . then remove the crossmember. Do not
remove the transmission support member
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Fig. 5: Unbolt the exhaust pipe from the engine manifold
and also at the converter
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Fig. 6: Disconnect the exhaust hangers (arrow) and
separate the pipe from the converter.
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Fig. 7: Support the catalytic converter either on
a jackstand, or suspending it by length of mechanic's wire (arrow)
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Fig. 8: Label and detach the wire harness plug (or
plugs) from the alternator . . .
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Fig. 9: . . . then, using the proper size socket,
remove the battery positive terminal retaining nut (arrow)
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Fig. 10: Remove the battery positive terminal wire
from its attaching post on the alternator
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Fig. 11: Remove the alternator lower through-bolt
. . .
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Fig. 12: . . . then remove the alternator by
lowering through the access opening afforded by removing the crossmember
and exhaust pipe
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To install:
To install:
To install: