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Curls

Guest

• Aug 18, 2004

• #1

What do you need to remove to get the alternator off? I've got the pump
off the back and the alternator is off the bracket, but I can't see any
way to get the alternator without removing a number of pipes, or even
the radiator. It's a '96 model if it makes any difference.

 

J

John Egan

Guest

• Aug 19, 2004

• #2

Don't know if the L200 has the same engine as the Pajero. Best way on Pajero
is remove oil filter.


"Curls" <bloos_r_us@hotmule.com> wrote in message
news:40n6i0lckr8oij0qdp0e0elkhnjqhufbc0@4ax.com...
> What do you need to remove to get the alternator off? I've got the pump
> off the back and the alternator is off the bracket, but I can't see any
> way to get the alternator without removing a number of pipes, or even
> the radiator. It's a '96 model if it makes any difference.

 

J

John Egan

Guest

• Aug 19, 2004

• #3

Don't know if the L200 has the same engine as the Pajero. Best way on Pajero
is remove oil filter.


"Curls" <bloos_r_us@hotmule.com> wrote in message
news:40n6i0lckr8oij0qdp0e0elkhnjqhufbc0@4ax.com...
> What do you need to remove to get the alternator off? I've got the pump
> off the back and the alternator is off the bracket, but I can't see any
> way to get the alternator without removing a number of pipes, or even
> the radiator. It's a '96 model if it makes any difference.