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rusty

posted on 1/12/05 at 11:56 AM Reply With Quote
4AGE Alternator

Our alternator is currently on the right hand side of the engine but this is causing a problem fouling the steering linkage. Does anyone knw a way to mount the alternator on the other side of the engine where the power steering pump was situated.
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02GF74

posted on 1/12/05 at 02:49 PM Reply With Quote
if these are like lucas ACR and A types (e.g. A127) then the front and rear parts for the cases are held by 3 very long bolts.

you can undo these bolts andthen rotate the end case to align the lugs for left and right hand engine mountings.

A trip to the scrappy for an alternator may be a cheap option - but make sure pulley is in right place and about the same diameter; if not, that the pulleys can be interchanged.

so now I know - it is toyota engine.

some useful info here:
http://www.users.bigpond.com/vidore/toyota_4age_engine.htm

mentions alternator mounts

[Edited on 1/12/05 by 02GF74]

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rusty

posted on 1/12/05 at 03:22 PM Reply With Quote
I think is might be denzo as it is Jap but i'm not sure
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r3nuf

posted on 1/12/05 at 09:58 PM Reply With Quote
Rusty,

Have you had a read of Phil Bradshaw's site ?

http://home.clear.net.nz/pages/phil.bradshaw/Engine%20Installation.htm

He mentions alternative brackets for RWD /FWD installations.

Sorry not much help.

Gary





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