With great difficulty. Especially if you don't want to pull the engine. What I did was roll the car steering up on ramps (to gain access under the car), turn your steering hard to the right as far as it will go.
Take a jack and lift on the p. side sub-frame crossmember to expand the p. side suspension.
You will have to remove the alternator from the brackets and the brackets from the engine block before you can get the alternator out the opening.
Remember to loosen the top adjustment bolt. You access this by going under the hood against the firewall. I know this was hard to get at but a ratchet, extension, u-joint and deep socket worked for me. If you are lucky, you may be able to get a compact air ratchet in there as there isn't much room to ratchet.
After the brackets are removed from the engine and the alternator removed from the brackets, pull the alternator down. This will take some twisting to find the right way but it will work.
Replacing, just go in reverse order. Good Luck.
how do you replace 1997 alternator belt
If you can get at it, disconnect your battery and go for it, Basicaly the same procedure but with a serpentine belt and auto tensioner i presume.
Loosen the tensioner bolt on your 1997 Kia alternator. Move the alternator to the left. The alternator belt will become loose and can be replaced.
Since There is no tensioner pulley you have to loosen your alternator.
you have to replace the whole alternator. It is built in and not external.
you must remove the fuel tank to replace the pump.
You replace them when they stop working. They stop when they stop.
alternator is bypassing ignition switch,check wireing
The cost to replace the alternator for this car ranges between $80 and $120.This is not including any shop or shipping fees.
Alternator going bad..replace it. Just had the same thing on my 2000 neon
About $150.00
Water pump