hi all, after buying a new battery and thinking it was that my carr didnt start again today ;( anyway i rang the scrappie and they said 30 for an altinator... kwik fit wont ouch it if i buy it from there but i wondered how easy they are to fit myself, its a 1.2 prima 1995, anyone ever done this or know how easy it is? cheers. ryan
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fitting altinator yourself?
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Pretty Easy. Bit Fiddly if you havnt done it before, Where are you located mate. I've got a alt sitting here £20 + £15 so £35 fitted.
It's pretty easy, even on a bigger engined mk1. Just a bit tricky to get your hands in sometimes!
I'm sure that it'd be easier on a 1.2 - post a pic of the engine bay and where it's located
I'm sure that it'd be easier on a 1.2 - post a pic of the engine bay and where it's located
hi rob, im in hull mate, id quite happily buy it off you but i need to get it done tomorow ready to get to work the following day, at the moment im using my birds mums clio and shes wants it backnowledge tomorow! obviously if your nearby ill grab it off you though... does anyone know how much a garage would charge to fit an altinator just a rough price to expect, id rather do it myself because id like to know but i dont suppose there is any diy guides anywhere to show you how to do it?cheersryan
williams 2 turbo
take out the driver side headlight, will give you all the room you need. does on a valver anyway.
some of the 1.2 engines had the alt on the back of the engine
I belive its the e-type
