Need help finding bushing for 1992 volvo 240 Alternator Mounting Bracket
#1
Need help finding bushing for 1992 volvo 240 Alternator Mounting Bracket
Hi all,
There is a mounting bracket or "arm" that comes off of the alternator and attaches to the block. The bolt originally broke off into the block but I just got it out with an extractor. Now after trying to put the new bolt in I noticed that it was still flimsy. Then I realized that I need some bushings to go in there. The only ones I am finding online are the actual mounting bushings that mount the alternator. I need to find the bushings that go inside this mounting "arm" that connects to the block. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
There is a mounting bracket or "arm" that comes off of the alternator and attaches to the block. The bolt originally broke off into the block but I just got it out with an extractor. Now after trying to put the new bolt in I noticed that it was still flimsy. Then I realized that I need some bushings to go in there. The only ones I am finding online are the actual mounting bushings that mount the alternator. I need to find the bushings that go inside this mounting "arm" that connects to the block. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
#2
alt bushing
junk yard part........assuming your alternator mounts by the exhaust side...
tried: fcpeuro.com or ipdusa.com? I am sure they have it..
MacGyver way of fixing your situation:
You will need:
Hockey puck or thick rubber...
hole saw bit and drill to drill out the rubber bushing out of your material
once a rubber bushing has been made to go inside the metal bracket hole...match the size and thickness...
drill a hole the size of your bolt that goes into the block right in the center of the rubber material to
push the bolt through.
use two washer on both sides of the rubber bushing....and for size of washer just take a look at this picture...
tried: fcpeuro.com or ipdusa.com? I am sure they have it..
MacGyver way of fixing your situation:
You will need:
Hockey puck or thick rubber...
hole saw bit and drill to drill out the rubber bushing out of your material
once a rubber bushing has been made to go inside the metal bracket hole...match the size and thickness...
drill a hole the size of your bolt that goes into the block right in the center of the rubber material to
push the bolt through.
use two washer on both sides of the rubber bushing....and for size of washer just take a look at this picture...
#4
#5
Thanks all. I was low on time today but there was a 240 there that I practically took apart myself because no one has 240's around here. I remember pulling the bushing off of that car but just threw it somewhere because i thought I didn't need it. Well I went this morning in hopes of it still being there and sure enough it was laying there on the gravel. It was a little busted up but they let me take it for free and it worked just fine. The alternator is nice and tight now. Well it still has a hair of movement but it will do for now. Thanks!!!
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