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Visionz

posted on 4th Oct 04 at 17:04

But seriously the best way to get the alternator to move forward if its stiff is to pull on the belt, just rag the belt upwards from the middle and the alternator will move.

Tis better than prying, bending and hitting things.

(ok i lie, nothing is better than bending and hitting things)


Tom J

posted on 4th Oct 04 at 17:00

burn it


leeshez

posted on 4th Oct 04 at 16:31

Spray it full of water :lol:


Aled

posted on 4th Oct 04 at 15:40

i've got the welder out aswell


Rileysport

posted on 4th Oct 04 at 14:56

Set it on fire:lol: then use a lump hammer:thumbs:


Siberia

posted on 4th Oct 04 at 14:55

crowbar... might as well smack it with a hammer while yer there:lol:


Rileysport

posted on 4th Oct 04 at 14:31

yeah give it some fookin stick lad:thumbs:


Aled

posted on 4th Oct 04 at 14:30

Thankyou :D


PaulW

posted on 4th Oct 04 at 14:28

crowbar :lol:

slacken the top bolt & side bolt on alternator bracket, also bolt attaching the lower part of alternator to engine...

at back of alternator bracket (near bulkhead) there is another bolt, when you tighten it, it pulls the alternator back, so tightening the fanbelt

once done, just tighten up all the bolts & job done :thumbs:

[Edited on 04-10-2004 by PaulW]


Rileysport

posted on 4th Oct 04 at 14:24

you'll need a crowbar, undo alternator top bolt, lever alternator towards bulkhead with crowbar, and whilst its pushed back tighten the bolt up... job done:thumbs:


Aled

posted on 4th Oct 04 at 14:19

I'm a newb without a clue :) any idea how i go about doing it to my 1.2 8v