Brian Eslick from How to Automotive http://www.howtoautomotive.com takes you step-by-step through the process of replacing the alternator on a 2010-2015 Honda Crosstour.
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Thanks man I was just able to do this on a 2012 with minimal hassles !! Great tutorial !
Did you put that belt tensioner tool directly onto the pulley. I'm trying to replace the serpentine belt, put a 19mm on a spot that is on the bracket and it rounded out and I had to replace the whole tensioner. It looked like you put it right on the bolt that goes through the pulley and mounts into the block. Even with the new tensioner, im struggling to get the serpentine belt on. I'm about to light the car on fire.
5:14 how did you get that 10mm bolt off with that extension? The fan covers will not allow any extension
I changed the alternator successfully. I did remove the fan. I hooked all the connections back up. Jumped it to start. But then within 2mins the temperature garage drops and the car stalls out. Thoughts?
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Great video! Helped a lot! Curious though, what trim tool is that you have?
How much should I pay for someone to install
Thank you for this video! I was able to replace mine in just over an hour after watching your video. I removed the fan because I didn't have the equipment to evacuate the AC.
did you replace the timing belt at the same time?
great video
Good video but no enough description how to remove timing belt. I am trying to do that i cant really see which bolt you hook it on to make it lose. I have an issue with it, because someone strip the bolt(lever) for it and i am looking for secondary options how to make it lose and i didn't see it on your video.
What is the average life of alternator? 100k, 150k?
Thanks for the video! Will the pulley from this Denso 210-0774 fit/run in a 2010 Crosstour or would I need to go with the Denso 210-0645 model?
Hey im in San Diego as well. La mesa
GreAt video thanks!
Not sure if that Honda has a factory radio code. So, I would recommend an OBD2 setting saver plug and battery. I would have pulled the fan(s)… But to each their own. Thank you for your usual great content.