Within 10 Minutes Remove Alternator Generator or Battery Charger from Mercedes Sprinter Euro 4, 5, 6

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Here we are showing how to remove alternator from Mercedes sprinter van bus truck or car, this is very easy to take off this part out, We are uploading another video soon which could be next, where we will show the full guide from scratch, including taking alternator off, and we will show also how to repair or fix alternator for very cheap price and how easy is it, and then there will be guide to put alternator back to van. it will be good idea for viewers to watch all videos to be sure and learn properly the full process.

[@cvrtscorpion]

Very competent mechanic giving a straight forward demonstration on how to fit a sprinter alternator, just what I needed, thanks for doing a great job it helped me to do mine this evening.

[@Виталька1996]

Спасибо большое за видео)))

[@NR-oc3ht]

Thank you for posting this video very useful 👍 My tensioner didn't have a bolt to turn anti clockwise instead , I used i pry bar to turn the tensioner. There's is a lip on tensioner to use.

[@universalinformationentert3976]

Glad it helped

[@paisleyskidmore5585]

Where is the tensioner ? I can’t see it at all

[@NR-oc3ht]

@@paisleyskidmore5585 look underneath, next to the idler. There's nothing attached to it. You can see there's a slot to put a bar in . Have a look you able to recognise it

[@paisleyskidmore5585]

@@NR-oc3ht thanks, mate can you tell me what tool I need?

[@NR-oc3ht]

@@paisleyskidmore5585 a flat long screw driver or pry bar

[@inch169]

Could do with little air ratchet. Did this job today with customer stood watching .. no pressure lol. Found putting new one on more problems as didn't want to sit between top brackets

[@eliasrevollomejia2032]

Muy bueno gracias

[@universalinformationentert3976]

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[@juancitolive1771]

bien, lo necesitava

[@paisleyskidmore5585]

When you do the tensioner do you take it off or just loosen it slightly ? Thanks 🙏

[@dand5829]

Sprinter vans have a battery disconnect in the footwell. No tools needed and much faster than removing the floor panel to remove the positive terminal from the battery.

[@donniec6048]

Where’s the foot well

[@dand5829]

@@donniec6048 in a LHD van it's right next to the accelerator pedal. Not sure about a RHD van.

[@MolecularAnt]

Not all Sprinters have it, mine doesn't (2013 316cdi). I think that the disconnect isn't there if you have the factory installed auxiliary battery.

[@Mastersharpener]

The disconnect is where the excelerator pedal is.

[@janekropke5017]

The battery disconnect is an option. No stock in all vans.

[@playlisttwoenya6339]

Hey man this is great , how did you release the belt tensioner???

[@MolecularAnt]

You need a 17mm 12 point socket and I would recommend using a really long ratchet (I used a 65cm one). Then it's just a matter of coming in from underneath, locating the right bolt and turning it. Google "Mercedes Sprinter belt tensioner" to get a reference as to what you're looking for.

[@majetoJESUS]

1:06 should take off only negative lead.

[@666alireza]

What size alternator did u use? 180 Amper and 14 volt?

[@javed7364]

Very nice

[@andrzejfigurski9177]

This guy is such good mechanic he doesn’t know about battery ground disconnect under the dash by centre console. Just saying…

[@MolecularAnt]

@@andrzejfigurski9177 Not all Sprinters have it, mine doesn't (2013 316cdi). I think that the disconnect isn't there if you have the factory installed auxiliary battery.

[@Andres-xx7pn]

This is metris 2.0?

[@godzla69]

Are you sure the tensioner is clockwise?! Also what are you using? A torx fitting if so what size?

[@universalinformationentert3976]

yes, its clockwise. i am sorry but dont remember, i think it was 14mm long and bent. spanner

[@godzla69]

@@universalinformationentert3976 thanks for quick response, most diagrams and others are saying counterclockwise. I wonder if we are all using the same perspective or get turned around when looki g upside down?