Hi all,
I have been a nissan largo owner for the best part of 5 months now with pretty much trouble free motoring, now it would appear that is all about to change.
I managed to change out all the drive belts to remedy an extreme noise from one of them at idle, it turned out to be in the end a missing bolt from the bottom bracket of the alternator and the position bracket that bolts to the engine casing was completely snapped in half. The belts semmed to be fine just a bit old so changed them anyway, what i need now is some advice on the changing of the alternator as in the middle of all this going on i have a constant battery light and nothing in the way of charge going to the battery via a multimeter, it appears to be hosting some kind of oil pump and i was wondering if it is at all possible to change out the alternator whilst leaving the oil pump connected as i really don`t want to remove it or cause any other undue issues if possible.
Any help or advice on this would be great as our local mechanic seems a bit shy of getting involved with this vehicle
Vehicle in question is 95 Largo 2.0 td 2wd
New member joining, needing advice please.
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Re: New member joining, needing advice please.
Hey. Welcome to the forum. The pump on the back is the vacuum pump.