I have a 91 Honda Exr
Tried to remove altenator but no such luck.
I am NO mechanic but gave it a try

I removed what appears to be the a/c unit on top of the altenator.....then
again maybe it was the p/s pump.
Then I let go the main bolt running horizontal in the altenator....let go
the wires.....the the tightening screw I could not get all the ways out
because there was not enough space.

What do I do other than tow it to the garage?

 

funny you two are talking about this I just replaced my alternator not too
long ago. after i got it free from the guides and had taken the bolts out it
was a matter of finding a way to get it out from the tight space it was in.
so i dropped it down to the bottom of the engine compartment and pushed it
through to the passenger side of the car and pulled it out between the 2
hoses going into the firewall to the heater core. there is a little bit of
twisting to be done but be careful the hoses should be warm before you do it
otherwise you will crack them.



"electricked" <no_emails_please> wrote in message
news:foedncauZYIvIa_dRVn-uw@comcast.com...
> You have to remove everything that's getting in the way. There are two
bolts
> on the alternator you have to unscrew. One is on the bottom, which when
> unscrewed a little, will let the alternator move up/down and
> forward/backward (it helps to relief the tension on the belt that runs the
> alternator). The other one is on the side near the top of the alternator,
> which holds the alternator in place. You have to remove both to remove the
> alternator.
>
> You can get a service manual for your honda which will describe and show
you
> pictures of how to replace the alternator, step by step.
>
> Good luck!
>
> --Viktor
>
> "Devils Advocate" <devilsadvocate66@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1035dbnforjj5f5@corp.supernews.com...
> > I have a 91 Honda Exr
> > Tried to remove altenator but no such luck.
> > I am NO mechanic but gave it a try
> >
> > I removed what appears to be the a/c unit on top of the
altenator.....then
> > again maybe it was the p/s pump.
> > Then I let go the main bolt running horizontal in the altenator....let
go
> > the wires.....the the tightening screw I could not get all the ways out
> > because there was not enough space.
> >
> > What do I do other than tow it to the garage?
> >
> >
>
>

 

funny you two are talking about this I just replaced my alternator not too
long ago. after i got it free from the guides and had taken the bolts out it
was a matter of finding a way to get it out from the tight space it was in.
so i dropped it down to the bottom of the engine compartment and pushed it
through to the passenger side of the car and pulled it out between the 2
hoses going into the firewall to the heater core. there is a little bit of
twisting to be done but be careful the hoses should be warm before you do it
otherwise you will crack them.



"electricked" <no_emails_please> wrote in message
news:foedncauZYIvIa_dRVn-uw@comcast.com...
> You have to remove everything that's getting in the way. There are two
bolts
> on the alternator you have to unscrew. One is on the bottom, which when
> unscrewed a little, will let the alternator move up/down and
> forward/backward (it helps to relief the tension on the belt that runs the
> alternator). The other one is on the side near the top of the alternator,
> which holds the alternator in place. You have to remove both to remove the
> alternator.
>
> You can get a service manual for your honda which will describe and show
you
> pictures of how to replace the alternator, step by step.
>
> Good luck!
>
> --Viktor
>
> "Devils Advocate" <devilsadvocate66@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1035dbnforjj5f5@corp.supernews.com...
> > I have a 91 Honda Exr
> > Tried to remove altenator but no such luck.
> > I am NO mechanic but gave it a try
> >
> > I removed what appears to be the a/c unit on top of the
altenator.....then
> > again maybe it was the p/s pump.
> > Then I let go the main bolt running horizontal in the altenator....let
go
> > the wires.....the the tightening screw I could not get all the ways out
> > because there was not enough space.
> >
> > What do I do other than tow it to the garage?
> >
> >
>
>

 

funny you two are talking about this I just replaced my alternator not too
long ago. after i got it free from the guides and had taken the bolts out it
was a matter of finding a way to get it out from the tight space it was in.
so i dropped it down to the bottom of the engine compartment and pushed it
through to the passenger side of the car and pulled it out between the 2
hoses going into the firewall to the heater core. there is a little bit of
twisting to be done but be careful the hoses should be warm before you do it
otherwise you will crack them.



"electricked" <no_emails_please> wrote in message
news:foedncauZYIvIa_dRVn-uw@comcast.com...
> You have to remove everything that's getting in the way. There are two
bolts
> on the alternator you have to unscrew. One is on the bottom, which when
> unscrewed a little, will let the alternator move up/down and
> forward/backward (it helps to relief the tension on the belt that runs the
> alternator). The other one is on the side near the top of the alternator,
> which holds the alternator in place. You have to remove both to remove the
> alternator.
>
> You can get a service manual for your honda which will describe and show
you
> pictures of how to replace the alternator, step by step.
>
> Good luck!
>
> --Viktor
>
> "Devils Advocate" <devilsadvocate66@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1035dbnforjj5f5@corp.supernews.com...
> > I have a 91 Honda Exr
> > Tried to remove altenator but no such luck.
> > I am NO mechanic but gave it a try
> >
> > I removed what appears to be the a/c unit on top of the
altenator.....then
> > again maybe it was the p/s pump.
> > Then I let go the main bolt running horizontal in the altenator....let
go
> > the wires.....the the tightening screw I could not get all the ways out
> > because there was not enough space.
> >
> > What do I do other than tow it to the garage?
> >
> >
>
>

 

You have to remove everything that's getting in the way. There are two bolts
on the alternator you have to unscrew. One is on the bottom, which when
unscrewed a little, will let the alternator move up/down and
forward/backward (it helps to relief the tension on the belt that runs the
alternator). The other one is on the side near the top of the alternator,
which holds the alternator in place. You have to remove both to remove the
alternator.

You can get a service manual for your honda which will describe and show you
pictures of how to replace the alternator, step by step.

Good luck!

--Viktor

"Devils Advocate" <devilsadvocate66@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1035dbnforjj5f5@corp.supernews.com...
> I have a 91 Honda Exr
> Tried to remove altenator but no such luck.
> I am NO mechanic but gave it a try
>
> I removed what appears to be the a/c unit on top of the altenator.....then
> again maybe it was the p/s pump.
> Then I let go the main bolt running horizontal in the altenator....let go
> the wires.....the the tightening screw I could not get all the ways out
> because there was not enough space.
>
> What do I do other than tow it to the garage?
>
>

 

You have to remove everything that's getting in the way. There are two bolts
on the alternator you have to unscrew. One is on the bottom, which when
unscrewed a little, will let the alternator move up/down and
forward/backward (it helps to relief the tension on the belt that runs the
alternator). The other one is on the side near the top of the alternator,
which holds the alternator in place. You have to remove both to remove the
alternator.

You can get a service manual for your honda which will describe and show you
pictures of how to replace the alternator, step by step.

Good luck!

--Viktor

"Devils Advocate" <devilsadvocate66@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1035dbnforjj5f5@corp.supernews.com...
> I have a 91 Honda Exr
> Tried to remove altenator but no such luck.
> I am NO mechanic but gave it a try
>
> I removed what appears to be the a/c unit on top of the altenator.....then
> again maybe it was the p/s pump.
> Then I let go the main bolt running horizontal in the altenator....let go
> the wires.....the the tightening screw I could not get all the ways out
> because there was not enough space.
>
> What do I do other than tow it to the garage?
>
>

 

You have to remove everything that's getting in the way. There are two bolts
on the alternator you have to unscrew. One is on the bottom, which when
unscrewed a little, will let the alternator move up/down and
forward/backward (it helps to relief the tension on the belt that runs the
alternator). The other one is on the side near the top of the alternator,
which holds the alternator in place. You have to remove both to remove the
alternator.

You can get a service manual for your honda which will describe and show you
pictures of how to replace the alternator, step by step.

Good luck!

--Viktor

"Devils Advocate" <devilsadvocate66@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1035dbnforjj5f5@corp.supernews.com...
> I have a 91 Honda Exr
> Tried to remove altenator but no such luck.
> I am NO mechanic but gave it a try
>
> I removed what appears to be the a/c unit on top of the altenator.....then
> again maybe it was the p/s pump.
> Then I let go the main bolt running horizontal in the altenator....let go
> the wires.....the the tightening screw I could not get all the ways out
> because there was not enough space.
>
> What do I do other than tow it to the garage?
>
>