Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Assembly overview - alternator with sliding bushes

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Assembly overview - alternator with sliding bushes

1 -	Alternator -C-

Removing and installing → Chapter

Checking → Chapter

Removing and installing poly V-belt pulley → Chapter

Removing and installing voltage regulator -C1- → Chapter

2 -

Bolt

Qty. 2

Specified torque: 23 Nm

3 -	Sliding bush

Qty. 2

Ensure that bushes slide freely and are not too tight (loosen, if necessary), as clamping force of a stiff bush will be insufficient even when the correct torque is applied.

4 -	Electrical connector

5 -

Cap

6 -

Nut

Specified torque: 20 Nm

7 -	Terminal 30/B+

8 -

Nut

Only on vehicles with TDI engine

Specified torque: 3.2 Nm

9 -

Clamp

Only on vehicles with TDI engine

10 -	Threaded stud

Specified torque: 3.2 Nm

Assembly overview - alternator without sliding bushes

1 - Bolt Qty. 4 Specified torque: 23 Nm 2 - Alternator -C- Removing and installing →& ...

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