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HOW TO REMOVE AN ALTERNATOR FROM A TOYOTA CAMRY

Applies To: TOYOTA CAMRY (1992-2001)

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Check out our helpful video detailing the instructions for removing a Toyota Camry alternator on 1992-2001 Toyota Camry models. We have listed out a step-by-step guide as part of our Toyota Camry alternator removal instructions. You can print these instructions at home before you visit the yard

Pull Tip: The radiator may require some wiggling to remove.

Estimated Pull Time: 10 minutes

Recommended Tools

  • 10mm Socket 10mm Socket
  • 14mm Socket 14mm Socket
  • Phillips Head Screwdriver Phillips Head Screwdriver

Instructions

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    Remove the two electrical connectors off of the alternator by removing the 10 mm fasteners.

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    Remove the belt from the alternator by loosening the slider bolt with a 12 mm socket.

  • 3

    Remove the last 14 mm fastener holding on the alternator.

  • 4

    And finally, slide the belt off and wiggle the alternator a little to pull it from the car.


Video Transcript

Greetings, viewers. Eric The Car Guy here. And today, we're going to remove an alternator on this Toyota Camry. There's several different ways you can approach this. You've got an electrical connector here and an electrical connector up here that's held down by a 10 millimeter fastener.

I think I'm going to start there since it's the highest point. Be very careful with this because you can damage the internals of the alternator. And we're going to pull a connector out. And as you can see, it's already been damaged. I'm going to save the nut just in case I need that later. So now, I'm going to loosen the slider for the alternator so I can get the belt off. It's 12 millimeter. Now, actually, we're going to have to remove it all the way anyway to get the alternator off. But before I go too far, I'm going to loosen this bolt here. Going to make quick work of it with my cordless impact.

Now, you may have wondered why the alternator didn't move. Well, it's still held here by this fastener. Now, normally, this is a 14 millimeter head, but somebody has changed this one over to 15. No matter. We can still remove it now. Things are still jammed into place a little bit, but a few taps palm of my hand. No more belt tension. Remove my last 12 millimeter fastener. Now we can just remove the alternator. Might have to wiggle a little bit.

Well, there you have it. A pull like this can save you quite a bit of money. I'm Eric The Car Guy. Thank you so much for watching. Be safe, have fun, stay dirty.

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