Brian Eslick from How to Automotive http://www.howtoautomotive.com takes you step-by-step through the process of replacing the alternator on a 2007-2011 Honda CR-V.
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Very helpful video, thanks man. Piece of advice to others: prop the hood with a 2×4 or something. That way the prop rod can be folded down out of your way.
Just replaced mine today thanks to this tutorial. Thanks for posting.
Definitely giving you the credit for actually doing this the easiest way possible. It’s so much easier when you remove the tire and splash guard. Thank you! You saved me soo much pain and time
that was really fast and easy
All repair videos should be like this. Succinct. Thanks very much.
I just did this on an FRV. It has far less space than this but all the fixings are almost identical. I had to remove the rad and engine mounting bolts to push the engine back an inch!!! Absolutely Horrid job on an FRV but this vid gave me a good head start.
Thank you for this video……you've helped another "diy" guy, saved me time and money! I totally appreciate it!
I did this today is 2 hrs