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2001 Altima: Where is the tension-release located?
Hello everyone,
The alternator recently went out in my 2001 Altima (4-cyl, 2.4 L). I figured I could replace it myself, but overestimated my mechanical abilities, obviously. I understand the whole process of extracting and replacing the bad alternator, but I am having a hard time finding the darn tension-release loosen the belt and remove the alternator...please help! Thank you very much! |
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The adjusting bolt is on the alternator it self. See attached image
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NissanTech-
Thanks for the great image! So I was right before, when I began trying to loosen the bolt on the tension pully? I just figured it was wrong, because the bolt was EXTREMELY TIGHT- so tight I wasn't able to get it off with the wrench I was using...I'm a little confused...I appreciate your help very much! Thank you! |
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Nevermind! I think I solved the problem! Thank you for your help- very much appreciated :)
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