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Alternator remove and replace

Started by Lyle Laun, Thu 09, Nov 2017, 20:17:38

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Lyle Laun

Just want to give a shout out to everyone on this board. I replaced the alternator on my standard the other night and if it wasn't for the info gained from this board, I would have believed that it couldn't be done without pulling the motor !
It was a struggle (2hrs to remove) and about 5 minutes to put the new one in - go figure. I also took John Schmidt's advise and used a touch of silicone to hold the upper rubber blocks in place on the install.

Thanks Again
Lyle...
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97 Red/White Standard dressed as Tourer
98 Black "Rat Rod" Standard
99 Green/Silver Interstate

gordonv

2 hrs to remove? Wow, Ive heard of 2 days (and longer), but not much problems for pulling.

To put it back in, do you recollect in what position the X was in (horizontal/vertical or just somewhere?)
1999 Black with custom paint IS


Bone

My first time was similar. gordonv your idea is the solution to easy installation. I couldn't believe the alternator was ever in the place I was trying to install it until I thought about the tilting and turning that removed it. It falls into place if you can reverse the removal motions.

Lyle Laun

Gordon:
As soon as it finally in position to come out, I just stopped and had a good look at the angle it was at and remembered it for the install.

Lyle
Get out & Ride !!
97 Red/White Standard dressed as Tourer
98 Black "Rat Rod" Standard
99 Green/Silver Interstate

old2soon

Quote from: Lyle Laun on Mon 13, Nov 2017, 22:08:38
Gordon:
As soon as it finally in position to come out, I just stopped and had a good look at the angle it was at and remembered it for the install.

Lyle
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