Alternator bracket not lining up with bolt hole in head

[82sbshortbed]

That belt is too long and/or adjusted too loose.

Gotta be too long because it's tight. I had to go up a size to get it on.

 

[bucket]

Gotta be too long because it's tight. I had to go up a size to get it on.

It's not tight in that picture you posted though.

 

[82sbshortbed]

It's not tight in that picture you posted though.

The belt is tight. When it's running it loosens up I guess because it is tight with out being too tight. Idk dude it's fcked. Lol

 

[bucket]

The belt is tight. When it's running it loosens up I guess because it is tight with out being too tight. Idk dude it's fcked. Lol

Let me rephrase that... it needs to be tightER. You need to take up more belt stretch when you are tensioning it, so it can't gather up that much loose belt while it's running.

 

[bucket]

When tensioning the belt, get some leverage on the alternator by sticking a prybar or large screwdriver through this hole:

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[Sad Sack]

When tensioning the belt, get some leverage on the alternator by sticking a prybar or large screwdriver through this hole:

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What is it like a half inch play on the longest run?

 

[Radiohead]

When tensioning the belt, get some leverage on the alternator by sticking a prybar or large screwdriver through this hole:

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Be sure to push against the front frame and not the center.

 

[bucket]

What is it like a half inch play on the longest run?

Depends on how much force you are applying on the belt to get that movement. And also the length of the run. I'm not sure about the actual specs, it probably varies by belt manufacturer.