HOW TO REPLACE VOLTAGE REGULATOR BRUSH ALTERNATOR TOYOTA TRUCK CAMRY COROLLA CELICA MR2

[@ed_1969]

Great video. Some people talk too much. You don't talk at all and have a good camera angle.

[@vmukal8430]

Thanks for posting - looks very much like the Denso alternator on my 1991 Camry. They haven't changed in all theses years.

[@JaceD4V1S88]

thats why toyota is king, i have a 94 previa with 346k miles and the parts i need to repair i just look up something similar and repair is pretty much the same thing

[@alekmartin9999]

Best video. 👏 ..Kindly use impact driver from now on..possibly can sell the snapon driver till you can...newer tools will replace the best standards

[@HoangTran-ge5eg]

thank you.

[@jeepman012]

Thanks for showing this, Very helpful knowing what is involved before I fix my own Alternator.

[@soulprovider915]

Great video, but I think I’ll just replace the alternator as a whole! Lol

[@swedishbrick]

Great video just replaced mine and I guess 278,000 is about all you get out of them! 😂

[@ddiabloll9840]

Thanx this video takes me back to when I was 4

[@fabianolalde6719]

My alternator gauge fluctuates on idle can be a be fixed just replaced brushes??? Also it's a 2005 sequioa

[@HoangTran-ge5eg]

Hi not it is not lationsive to alternator thank.

[@screwsnutsandbolts]

Excellent video 👍🏻

[@fabianolalde6719]

What was the issue on it the gauge fluctuates????

[@jessecornejo3452]

What was the part you removed on 2:54 . That went attached right onto the center

[@genericusername1365]

That's the brush unit.

[@johnw8685]

Could u please advise? I changed the regulator n brushes on my vvti Corolla alternator. The battery sign still on the dash n it cuts of if engine running and battery terminal removed. What should I do? Thanks

[@bems207]

I have exacttly the same problem? Could you tellme how did you solve it?

[@johnjoseph7382]

check the big 80 amp fuse in the fuse box...see if it's blown

[@joecox9958]

Ultra clear thanks alot!

[@nathanaelsommers3277]

Very helpful! Thanks for posting this! Is it possible to do this without removing it from the vehicle? (If I can get clear access to the back of it)

[@johnw8685]

Nathanael Sommers I doubt it you could . I think you will have to remove it first.

[@Sam-wl4uc]

After 2 days of trying; you will realise that it would have been a 1 hour job if you had just taken it out.

[@VaughnPatterson-t5e]

Nice

[@ramiram84]

AWESOME VIDEO.

[@HoangTran-ge5eg]

Thanks

[@ronnieperalta4051]

I thought you gonna replace the brushes? What you did was just removed and inspect but no replacement. Your captions wrong then?

[@johnjoseph7382]

Ronnie Peralta he took the voltage regulator off and put it back on

[@johnjoseph7382]

which included the brushes

[@davidlobato9721]

Why don't he speak

[@orangestoneface]

orangestoneface 1 second ago for nissan almera .15 liter 2003 or. not charging..since this vid is a feasable coice of results for search for my prob, l will describe double coal one too short repair. push in tab on connector f wires to release, four bolts f casing , first release all small bolts on top , open, l used hammer on casing boltholes alternatively, to pry open . its a rather hard repair , difficult fittings not designed for public , nuts off yellow bigger bolts two on regulator and beat them down w hammer. later needs rather much force in same way on assembly. take a pic on each step to know assembly maybe. needs much twisting to get out , under is cols brushes in plastic, will not come out, so l bent one bolt hole metal down to get it out , the one that reaches under diode halfring. in shop dont ask for just brushes if you send a buyer , ask for brushes in plastic fastening. so l did not want to try to put in bare brushes l had so l pulled on the short brush with pliers to make it come out stretching the spring and it came out one or three millimeters , will last some months l guess. thats about it for now, ask me if in trouble. bearings felt loose, opened one to put grease, might wanna drip thick gear oil on other in a tight spot or some fluid grease but might make trouble with wiring spools.

[@neiton2b2]

no commentary? no music? no good!

[@mac4boys541]

your a dip stick. some of us just need the FACTS we dont want/need crap music, we can understand by watching how to do things AND silence transcends ALL languages !!!!!!

[@genericusername1365]

@@mac4boys541 What music sounds good to one person, sounds like noise to another. It's better with no music.