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Pistnbroke Member Since: 22 Sep 2020 Location: rugby Posts: 411 |
Can you not get to it from underneath via the smaller front cover ? Mine is a 2009 2.7 ..nothing like what is in the photograph Always listen to old people or when they die you will live on in ignorance.
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Tue Jun 18 2024 7:52am |
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AndyCHO Member Since: 23 Dec 2021 Location: Wodonga Posts: 119 |
3 litre is different.
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Tue Jun 18 2024 8:26am |
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micknolan Member Since: 19 Apr 2017 Location: West Midlands Posts: 45 |
Yes seems very tight in there, what was problem with yours if not alternator
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Tue Jun 18 2024 8:39am |
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micknolan Member Since: 19 Apr 2017 Location: West Midlands Posts: 45 |
Is there few things to check before thinking it’s the alternator |
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Tue Jun 18 2024 8:44am |
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Pistnbroke Member Since: 22 Sep 2020 Location: rugby Posts: 411 |
Faulty alternator ?
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Tue Jun 18 2024 10:38am |
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micknolan Member Since: 19 Apr 2017 Location: West Midlands Posts: 45 |
Yes got charging system fault on dash
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Tue Jun 18 2024 11:25am |
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AndyCHO Member Since: 23 Dec 2021 Location: Wodonga Posts: 119 |
Mine was more related to some faults showing up which "could" have been related to Alternator / low charge rate but after abondoning the alternator change and having it checked by a Battery place all was well. I still have the fault lights (3 Amigos) but I have 14.5v showing pretty much all the time when running on mine. I have a voltmeter as part of a dual USB mount where the lighter used to be. Fault finding electrics in these things can be challenging Did you reset the BMS when you changed Batteries? Make sure you check all the ground connections etc... Faulty grounds can cuase a myriad of issues. |
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Tue Jun 18 2024 10:45pm |
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Pistnbroke Member Since: 22 Sep 2020 Location: rugby Posts: 411 |
If the cable was tight you could have cut it to get the alternator out and then extended it so you could connect it before replacement.
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Wed Jun 19 2024 6:56am |
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AndyCHO Member Since: 23 Dec 2021 Location: Wodonga Posts: 119 |
Well you obviously havent been underneath a 3 litre V6 Range Rover Sport... Not sure how I was going to get cutters into the areaa behind the Alternator to cut the heavy duty cable when I couldnt get to the nut to undo it.... there is a large turbo in the road and the only other option was to start undoing the main cable to the starter and by that stage I had had enough... I am no longer young enough or pig headed enough to tackle those sort of jobs... apparently it is far easier from above... given the right tools.
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Wed Jun 19 2024 7:11am |
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NoExpert Member Since: 28 Jan 2022 Location: Poznań, Poland Posts: 478 |
Alternator on a 3.0 is a pain, but totally doable from the top. Last one I did was a Disco 4, think it took about an hour to get out and an hour to get back in. Getting the cable off is a chore, pretty much doing it by feel with a stubby wrench. 2011 RRS HSE Luxury 3.0 TDV6 Fuji White on Ebony/Ivory
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Wed Jun 19 2024 2:38pm |
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micknolan Member Since: 19 Apr 2017 Location: West Midlands Posts: 45 |
Yes did think top as no room to get alternator out one bolts out via bottom or side , will be sorting the weekend if weather holds out thanks |
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Wed Jun 19 2024 3:51pm |
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NoExpert Member Since: 28 Jan 2022 Location: Poznań, Poland Posts: 478 |
Remove the fan, L plastic intake pipe, intake hose and airbox. This gives you a bit more room and visibility in there. Even with the body off access is a pain.
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Thu Jun 20 2024 5:55pm |
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micknolan Member Since: 19 Apr 2017 Location: West Midlands Posts: 45 |
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Sat Jun 22 2024 8:55am |
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