Removing Alternator Bracket
#1
Removing Alternator Bracket
Hey guys,
Im trying to remove the upper alternator bracket on my 22re and can not find the second bolt that is holding it down. I removed the 14mm bolt that goes through the block but cant find the second bolt that is still holding it in. I circled the bolt I removed in red in this picture.
Thanks
Im trying to remove the upper alternator bracket on my 22re and can not find the second bolt that is holding it down. I removed the 14mm bolt that goes through the block but cant find the second bolt that is still holding it in. I circled the bolt I removed in red in this picture.
Thanks
#2
If memory serves me, its @ the same location or area as the dipstick support is. Don't know if you need to remove PS pump to get to it, I've always had it off anyways.
Why you taking the bracket off anyways?
Why you taking the bracket off anyways?
#4
If you are talking about the tensioner bracket (below), only the one pivot bolt (the one you circled) and the lock down bolt in the slot:

This tensioner bracket pictured above is the exact one off my 1985/22RE engine.

This tensioner bracket pictured above is the exact one off my 1985/22RE engine.
Last edited by 4Crawler; Aug 26, 2008 at 02:55 PM.
#5
That's it but I removed that one bolt and it still will not come off. The alternator is off already. I hope I dont have to remove the power steering pump in order to get it out.
#6
Might just be a little bit deformed where the pivot bolt is and that is holding it in place. I recall taking mine out with the p/s pump in place, but that was about 9 years ago.
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The 85+ alternator brackets have two mounting positions. On that he circled in red, and the other bolts to the side of the head in the same place the dipstick tube bolts.
#10
#11
in the following pic, you can see the bracket ear reaching over the top of the water pump fitting, just behind the fluorescent green bracket just below the center of the pic and it's bolt holds the dipstick tube in place (hard to see but it is black)

(credit to 4Crawler for the pic)

(credit to 4Crawler for the pic)
#15
Do you remember if the bottom bracket was threaded when you removed the alternator? The bolt that allows it to pivot had a rounded head so I grinded it off. I can't tap the bolt out so it is either seized or threaded but I can't tell.
#16
Your description is vague but I'm going to assume you mean the top bolt which pinchs the mount and keeps the alternator from pivoting.. Yes this is threaded into the alternator body.
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