Only prob with the alt is one of the small 7mm studs broke off... I don't
want to buy a new one (even though I get them at cost from the Carquest..)
I can swap an alternator in about 7 minutes flat, if that long. 2 9/16"
mounting bolts, and the bottom bolt has a 9/16" nut on the back. Then you
have 2 10mm bolts for the ground wires, and another 9/16" ground which
shares a mount for the A/C lines. Then you have the tiiiiiiiny 7mm nuts on
the back of the alt.
I think that's all of it, just thinkin off the top of my head... it's all
straight forward. =)
_______________________
Jon Smith--Raleigh, NC
jon@fast4x4.net
www.fast4x4.net
> Jon,
> I believe that typically any auto store will charge a core, and then
refund
> it when you bring the old one in; atleast they did when I put one on my
dads
> Taurus this summer. I am not sure though how it will work since my stocker
> is a 75amp unit and I will be buying a 120amp unit. Any ideas? Maybe they
> will charge me a core, but I wont be able to bring in my smaller amp
> alternator for the refund; who knows. If this is the case, then most
> definately I will let you know. By the way.......how long did it take you
to
> get the alternator off? Anything hard or complicated? I havent really
looked
> at it to see, but it only took 20 minutes to get the stocker off of my
dads
> Taurus and I dont see how it could take longer on my wonderful-to-workon
> Dak. I dont have A/C, if that matters..........
> Kyle
> 93 Dakota 4x4 V6
>
>
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