My alternator possibly the whole motor has shifted(moved).
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Could be anything really. Loose/broken alternator mounts, broken engine mounts etc. Could even be broken rad mounts making the rad shift. Gotta start inspecting stuff, shouldn't be too hard to find the source.
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CK the ft. motor mounts for louse bolt or broken rubber mounts ?
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Thanks. I'm doing a 34 reset today and I noticed it. I didn't really notice anything on top that was loose or missing,so I'm going to crawl up under the truck and see what I can find.
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Will do,Thanks.
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Is the rad support rod bent in?
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No it's not.
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Not sure but look under FT. of motor at lower side of crank pulleys for 2 large bolts going thru 4 big rubber bushings to see if bolts are broken but with hood open try to start off real easy in gear and watch if alt. hits rad. support bar?
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I dont think the alternator fins hit that bar. Check for bolts backed out or missing front the timing cover.
Getting crossed up on rough ground will twist a frame all up. Put your front wheel on a curb and the hood may not even open, for instance.Dave_in_AZ, Farmerbob1, starmac and 2 others Thank this. -
Broken ears on the alternator.
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