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Hi,I just replaced the alternator, pretty easy, I couldn't find out how to loosen the pulley drive belt, I just removed the wires from the back of the alt., removed 2 bolts that hold the alt. on, the alt. slide out very easily. The radiator fan and the cowling around the raditor was also removed, Assembly was done in reverse order, I hope this description was some help, Peter. Melbourne, Australia I would like to add to this answer because this answer is missing 2 critical steps, first be sure you have or have made a diagram of the belt path and second, and very important is to loosen the belt tensioner. The tensioner on the 300E is a rod located on the drivers (or your right if you are facing the engine from the front of the car) side of the engine near the front. It is about as thick as a woman's index finger. It sticks out near the top at kind of a 45 degree angle with a little bit of a hex shape at the top and a hole in the middle. You turn that following the "Lefty Loosey, tighty righty" rule until the tension on the belt is loose enough that you can remove and replace the alternator. Be careful not to strip it. If you do, it is a fairly inexpensive part, (it was $13USD when I made this mistake :) )but it is more work and not too fun. It is tight space and a pain in the hands to do. The job is much easier if you have the right MB tools for the job, that one bolt is a real pain to get to. Good luck :)

No, 9 years old is not too old. Active barrel racers often race horses up to the age of 16-18 years old.

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It's easy Dissconnect battery.Dissconnect wires from back.Dissconnect air pipe the little nuts(8mm)may need replacing. lossen off the top bolts a tad these act as the hinge. Remove the adjustment plate thing note the coged bolt this lets you get tension into the belt without using a lever as on other cars. Remove the top bolts and it drops free. next clamp the cooling fins in a vice(they may bend a little) so as to remove the pully wheel.On new alternator fit pully and fan,ensure fins are straight tap with hammmer if not, then fit. Best use new belt and lightly grease all bolts

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The National Finals Rodeo was held in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2010.

1. Move the driver's seat forward, and locate the security system control unit mounted on the underneath the seat.

2. Turn on ignition switch on.

3. Press and hold the green programming button on the control unit with a pen. you will have to poke through a hole about the size of a pencil located on the side of the unit. when the security system LED on the instrument panel comes on, release the program button, (Step 3 and 4 must be done within 5 seconds of each other.)

4. Press and release the top button on the transmitter, check that the LED goes out chirps once, and the front marker lights flash to confirm that the transmitter's code worked by the control unit.

5. if you have other transmitters to program, repeat steps 3 and 4.

6. Turn the ignition switch off to exit the programming mode.

1. Disconnect Battery2. Disconnect Wiring to the Alternator3. Remove Serpentine Belt by using a 1/2" drive ratchet or strong arm...Observe how the belt comes off4. Remove bolts going through the alternator and you should be able to pry or wiggle the old one out5. Use reverse proceedure to replace

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Drive the car up onto ramps or jack the car up to change the alternator you need have access from the bottom of the engine. Access to the alternator is very tight. First disconnect the battery. Accessing from the top loosen the drive belt and remove the adjusting bolt, ground wire, battery wire and plug in connector from alternator, do this before removing the bottom bolt from alternator. Once bottom bolt is removed the alternator is to be taken out the bottom, it is a tight but it will come out. Hope this helps.

I believe he is still owned by Flying U/Moreno Bucking Bulls. He is one of my favorites!! I think they were retiring him this year after the finals in Las Vegas. Hope this helps.

A saddle bronc rider typically gets sponsored by building a strong reputation in the rodeo circuit and showcasing their skills at competitions. They often network with potential sponsors and demonstrate their commitment to the sport, which can attract businesses looking for exposure. Having a professional image, engaging with fans on social media, and participating in promotional events can also enhance their appeal to sponsors. Ultimately, a rider's performance and personality play significant roles in securing sponsorship deals.

The 2000 Isuzu Rodeo features power windows as standard in most trim levels, providing convenience for passengers. The window operation is controlled by switches located on the driver's door, allowing for easy access to all windows. If any issues arise, such as windows not operating properly, it could be due to electrical problems or faulty switches. Overall, the window system enhances the ride experience while ensuring ventilation and accessibility.

The hooter, or horn, on a Mitsubishi Colt Rodeo is typically located near the front of the vehicle, usually mounted on or near the radiator support or the front grille area. This placement allows for optimal sound projection and accessibility for maintenance. If you're looking for specific access or replacement instructions, consulting the vehicle's manual or a service guide is recommended.

"Rodeo Girls" was a reality television series that aired on CMT, focusing on the lives of female rodeo competitors. The show premiered in 2013 but was short-lived, concluding after just one season. Despite its initial interest, it did not receive enough viewership to warrant renewal. As a result, the series was ultimately canceled, and it has not been revived since.