Subject	The alt pivot has a pressed bushing that makes a zero >>
Posted by	ZUL8TR on February 07, 2010 at 11:51 AM
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In Reply To	Need alternator removal help posted by jamil on February 07, 2010 at 11:29 AM
Message	fit when installed. All that you can do is squirt some WD 40 at the 2 pivot points and rock and pull downwards. You also might have to gently help it along with a pry from a tool. When you replace the alt with a rebuilt or new the bushing is usually pushed outwards so the fit is easy and when the main pivot bolt is tightened the bushing is pressed in for the zero fit. If you replace the same alt you will have to press the bushing outwards. Easy with a C clamp and a socket. ZUL8TR in Orlando,FL
Follow Ups	Need alternator removal help - jamil 11:29:44 02/07/10 The alt pivot has a pressed bushing that makes a zero >> - ZUL8TR 11:51:29 02/07/10 Thanks, makes sense. Will try tonight. (n/m) - jamil 12:53:14 02/07/10 Re: Need alternator removal help - ZXER 14:16:51 02/07/10 I was able to get the alternator down, but getting those - jamil 08:38:08 02/08/10 Getting those wires back on it harder TIP >>>>>>>>>>>. - ZUL8TR 10:00:25 02/08/10 Second on the nut on the pivot is the hardest. TIP2 >>> - doug8867 14:24:16 02/09/10 Just yank that thing pry it if you have to (n/m) - dream Z (MD) 07:55:17 02/09/10
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