First, get a volt meter. Test the voltage of the battery before starting the car, then start it and see if the voltage increased. You should see a jump of about 3-4 volts. Alternatively, if the car has a manual transmission, you could tow the car in gear (very slowly, about ten MPH in first) with the engine off and the battery removed and test to see if the alternator is generating power. Without the battery it should only make about one or two volts, but you will be able to notice it on a voltmeter.
1991 Chevy Astor Van 6cyl the pulley below alternator isn't moving can I bypass it or is ity important. Joezilla
It is located on the left side of the engine (6cyl) next to the thermostat, in order to replace both thermostat or sensor the alternator needs to be removed
The 1990 has a chain. The 1991 has a belt.
The camshaft position sensor on a 4.3L engine would be in the distributor.
It varies, it could be a 6cyl or two different size 8cyl.
Yes, you can still scan
There should be an engraving/mark on the top of the engine block that says what it is.
Is it built in to the egr next to the brake fluid reservoir?
The spring on the thermostat goes down towards the engine.
The power of the engine of the Chevrolet impala 6cyl 1960 is 230 HP
The firing order is 123456. it is like this on every Chevy 6 cyl motor My brother has a 89 S10 Chevrolet Blazer 4x4 with a 6cyl engine in it, and stamped on top of the engine just in front of the air cleaner it reads Engine Timing 165432.
the oxygen senor plugs into the manifold on the left side of the engine if faceing the jeep from the front.