Urgent request, The through bolt for the alternator
Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2018 8:13 pm
Hi,
I'm having problems replacing my noisey and loose alternator idler on my 1993 2.0 Sei Turbo, 45K miles.
When these failed Citroen also supplied a new alternator lower mounting through bolt which has a larger short mounting stud for the newer modified idler.
I have the new idler but I need the through bolt with the M10 short stud to mount the new idler. The Mk1 cars were modified when the idler failed, however all MkII cars had the later bolt. The cars with this bolt are most MkII XU and XUD engined cars, also I would think that most MkI cars have had the modified set up, mine still has it due to it's low mileage. A check is if you can screw an 8mm (13mm spanner) nut onto the short stud of the bolt it's unmodified like mine, I'm looking for the later one onto which an M10 (17mm spanner size) nut can be screwed which I think will form the great majority of them still out there.
So, I'm hoping that someone may be able to help me either off a scrapper or from the bitz box.
My car is once again off the road whilst I rectify this issue so it's now becoming urgent.
Thanks in advance,
Chris
I'm having problems replacing my noisey and loose alternator idler on my 1993 2.0 Sei Turbo, 45K miles.
When these failed Citroen also supplied a new alternator lower mounting through bolt which has a larger short mounting stud for the newer modified idler.
I have the new idler but I need the through bolt with the M10 short stud to mount the new idler. The Mk1 cars were modified when the idler failed, however all MkII cars had the later bolt. The cars with this bolt are most MkII XU and XUD engined cars, also I would think that most MkI cars have had the modified set up, mine still has it due to it's low mileage. A check is if you can screw an 8mm (13mm spanner) nut onto the short stud of the bolt it's unmodified like mine, I'm looking for the later one onto which an M10 (17mm spanner size) nut can be screwed which I think will form the great majority of them still out there.
So, I'm hoping that someone may be able to help me either off a scrapper or from the bitz box.
My car is once again off the road whilst I rectify this issue so it's now becoming urgent.
Thanks in advance,
Chris