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88 GT alternator to engine mount bracket by PAUL66
Started on: 07-03-2020 09:50 AM
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I just resealed my 2.8 and when I put the alternator back on, it is stuck and won’t rotate. When I look at it from the side I can see the bottom of the bracket looks sucked in. I loosened the bracket to engine mount bolt and the problem goes away. I dont remember a spacer between the two but it seems like it needs it. Any Info would be appreciated.
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Report this Post07-03-2020 10:55 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fierosoundClick Here to visit fierosound's HomePageSend a Private Message to fierosoundEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
The only thing behind the low bolt of the alternator bracket is the top end of the L-shaped front motor mount bracket.
It is about 3/16" thick. Was the 88 engine mount bracket different?




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Thanks for the pic. Now I am stumped, I knew there wasn’t a spacer back there but didn’t have the problem when I took it apart. It’s all original car 88 GT.
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3rd is without washer, you can see the gap. 4th I put a washer in it and everything is good. I just am not sure why.
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Originally posted by PAUL66:

... I put a washer in it and everything is good. I just am not sure why.


Things happen.

I had to put a washer behind my lower alternator bracket on my Indy's SD4
as well as behind the rear A/C compressor bracket (was throwing the V-belt)

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Originally posted by PAUL66:

3rd is without washer, you can see the gap. 4th I put a washer in it and everything is good. I just am not sure why.


I hate when that happens ... not a good feeling or confidence inspiring
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