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Old 04-24-2013, 09:01 PM   #553 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by wstar View Post
Taking the alternator out is the easiest way to do the alternator pulley, unless maybe you had frontal access (i.e. radiator gone). I never completely removed the alternator from the vehicle when I did mine: I got it loose from the car, but then hung it on the swaybar with the pulley facing downwards to impact wrench the pulley nut, swap the pulleys, and put it back in place.
That makes sense. When you used the impact wrench on the pulley nut do you have to secure the pulley or will it just come out?
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