When removing the generator, the same steps are performed as after removing the generator drive belt (see the relevant chapter). It should only be noted that tensioning the generator drive belt after its installation must be performed using a special device, which is only available in workshops. You can tension the alternator belt yourself quite correctly by following these steps.
4. Disconnect the battery.
5. Disconnect the wires from the terminals on the back of the generator.
6. Remove the alternator drive belt (see below).
7. Unscrew the generator mounting bolts and remove the generator. One generator mounting bolt is located at the bottom, and the other is at the top.
The generator is installed in the reverse order of removal. It is also recommended to replace the alternator belt, because if the alternator has already been removed, the belt has already been in service for quite some time.
8. Install the belt and adjust its tension (see below).
Generator — removal and installation (Peugeot Eurovans 806)
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