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    How to replace your car – truck alternator : GardenFork.TV

    by Eric · This post may contain affiliate links, its one way we pay the bills. · 7 Comments

    You can replace the alternator in your car or truck, even Eric can. Maybe. Watch our How to replace your truck or car alternator video here on GardenFork.TV . We show how you can test your alternator, and how to remove the alternator from your truck or car. AND we have the Labradors in the show as well. Have you removed  your car alternator? Tell us your tips below:

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    1. Tim Lewallen

      November 11, 2010 at 8:28 pm

      Oh man. I saw that broken bolt and my heart sank. I'm glad you got it all back together again.

      My Montero Sport engine sounds like an alternator or A/C bearing could be going out. Do you plan on producing a video for that? 🙂

    2. Bruce Berg

      November 12, 2010 at 6:10 pm

      Amazing at what you can fix! The question I have is was your attitude as positive between the video clips? 🙂

    3. Martha

      November 13, 2010 at 2:56 pm

      Eric,

      My vocational English class just finished watching you replace the alternator. The class wants to know, roughly, how many hours did the entire replacement take? The students want to know why you didn't use WD-40? Finally, who spilled the tools? Half of the class blame the dogs, and the other half say you did it in a fit of rage! So which was it?

      Thanks for share the good, the bad, and the ugly side of doing your own car repair. 😉

      P.S. If you reply to our questions, the class promises to send you a chihuahua for your dogs, to play with, so they don't bother you while you work! LOL

    4. Marc I Davis

      November 14, 2010 at 8:25 am

      Wow, after watching that, I feel better when I screw up fixing something on a car. I ran into a similar problem with rear struts on a Dodge Intrepid. I noticed you have Connecticut plates on the truck. I thought you were from VT?

    5. Steve & Norma

      February 13, 2011 at 8:19 am

      First let me tell you, I love your videos! I would love to have seen or have had you describe the look on your auto parts guy's face when you brought this alternator in for him to match and it is in pieces! I can imagine it was priceless!

    6. ColoradoDoug

      May 21, 2011 at 8:15 am

      Eric you are a saint. To be able to withhold the rage that must have wanted to come out when you broke the bolt, melted the bracket, nearly drilled out all of the threads in the bracket, not using an Easy Out tool but trying to use a great big hunk'n right angle drill, BUT Wait, perhaps we should be praising the goodness of the camera person. Undoubtedly she is the one who helped coach you through those difficult times, through the four months it took to finish the repairs, offering common sense advice, maintaining her composer, feeding you and offer words of encouragement at just the right moment to ensure that the job got done (IE is that truck finished yet?). Perhaps she is the saint. Thank God for wonderful women who make fantastic wives.
      We love your videos, keep up the great work.

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    1. Deconstructing the Alternator Repair : GardenFork Radio | Gardenfork.tv says:
      November 28, 2010 at 6:45 am

      [...] The Brooklyn Kitchen, The Meat Hook, Emily Farris, Pork Shoulder, Spatcocking a chicken, Alternator repair and more on this episode of GardenFork Radio. Let us know below how the audio quality is.  and all the listener line 860-740-6938 Here is our How To Replace your Alternator video [...]

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