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Old 06-Jul-2014, 22:40   #1
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alternator rotor nut
anyone tell me what size socket I need for the alternator nut? had it apart today but forgot to look. derr ID10T.
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Old 06-Jul-2014, 22:53   #2
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I thinks its 32mm but could be 30mm I will go and check


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Old 06-Jul-2014, 22:57   #3
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It's 30mm for the alternator nut
it's the clutch nut that's 32mm


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Old 06-Jul-2014, 23:30   #4
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It's 30mm for the alternator nut
it's the clutch nut that's 32mm

thanks mate, I should have one of those
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Old 06-Jul-2014, 23:59   #5
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I think you'll need a deep socket to do it right though?


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Old 07-Jul-2014, 08:41   #6
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I think you'll need a deep socket to do it right though?

yep, sure will, I do have one and I've ordered a crank locking tool from ebay, so should all be good, thanks chaps
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Old 07-Jul-2014, 14:12   #7
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With the holding tool it's not that bad a job. Just make sure you seal the casings properly. I managed not to and suffered a seep for ages.
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