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Hi

Im new to all this but i need to change the alternator on my 2001 2.0DTTi mondeo estate is this going to be a hard job to do?

I so far have limited myself to doing my own brakes but due to lack of funds im having to expand my knowledge.

I need to know if i am going to need any special tools? or if the is it best to access the alternator from the top or bottom of the engine?

Like i said im relativly new to tinkering about with the more intermate parts of the engine so i would even have a little trouble locating it to start off with, but once im there im reasonably technically minded as im a sheet metal/mechnical engineering technician. and once i have my head round what it is that im doing im usually ok.

so if anyone could help me out with any advice it really would be a big help.

Harry

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Hi Harry

if you are reasonable at DIY you should find it a doddle.

it is not that hard just a couple of spanners. (be careful when unplugging the electrics though)

tom

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Hi Harry

if you are reasonable at DIY you should find it a doddle.

(be careful when unplugging the electrics though) BATTERY MUST BE DISCONNECTED

tom

sorry for adding to your post Tom.

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sorry for adding to your post Tom.

no problem fishpond all input welcome none of us are perfect. think my memory is on it's way out anyway.

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thats good to hear

thanks tom

i read in the haynes manual that i need to remove the rod ends (which requires a ball joint seperator) to make room to remove the alternator through the wheel arch?

is that really nessecary because i know that the manual it shows the correct procedure but there are often shortcuts that are not mentioned.

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Hi Harry

sorry can't help there.may be someone else will be able to.

tom

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