Toyota Venza Alternator Replace

Hi Guys,
In this video I will show you how I diagnosed and replaced a bad alternator for most Toyota Vehicle (this Particular Vehicle is a 2012 Toyota Venza).
Here are some tools you will need to make it easier:
1. Serpentine Belt tool. bit.ly/3PmfFYq
2. Adjustable joint plier (Channel Lock). bit.ly/3lelusY
3. Flex head ratchet. bit.ly/3yBeWN2
4. Clip removal. bit.ly/3weDRo4
5. Flat head screw driver
6. 4-6 inch "wobble" extension bar
7. 10mm, 12mm, 14mm, and 17mm sockets and wrenches
Thanks, hope you enjoy this video.
If you did please make sure to "Like" and "Subscribe" it motivates me to make more videos like this.

[@josephvigh7202]

I just replaced mine last night and I did not have to disconnect radiator hoses, or fan to remove mine. I carefully put a wedge between exhaust manifold and fan to create room and worked well.

[@vueauto1738]

Glad it work out for you.

[@Guilly-787]

You are right I did mine too this morning the same way you did ..

[@dougsimpkins7480]

Thank you so much for this video. I could not have completed this task without it. Great Video!

[@vueauto1738]

Thank you!

[@omarreyes4831]

This was really helpful. I have a 2013 toyota Venza v6 that am having issues with it turning on. Connect the computer, I got code P0335 that’s my crankshaft position sensor. Couldn’t find a video that will break it down starting from alternator. Thank you

[@vueauto1738]

Awesome! I’m glad it helped you out 😀

[@aldee3018]

great video, you made it look easy thanks.

[@vueauto1738]

Thanks for watching!

[@aldee3018]

the camera shooting had me guessing which way was up almost all the time.

[@realestateinvestment354]

very good instructions 100% thank you

[@vueauto1738]

Thanks, glad it help out.

[@shawnking9353]

Great video...

[@vueauto1738]

Thanks.

[@alsspecialties1515]

Thanks!!.
Very helpful!!

[@vueauto1738]

Thanks.

[@romcallis]

I heard a flapping sound as my Venza was dying. I was almost it was the belt but the noise stopped . The belt was intact, but the car died and wouldn’t start with a charged battery

[@steveo4749]

Good job and video.

[@vueauto1738]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@1891kmk]

Awesome video thanks bud

[@vueauto1738]

Thanks, glad you enjoy the video.

[@witmal99]

1- remove the battery. 2-drain radiator coolant from the drain plug at the bottom.

[@edward463]

Do you have a link where I can buy a alternator for my 2010 venza please

[@vueauto1738]

I usually order most of my parts from RockAuto.com they usually carried OEM parts that are cheaper than dealer.

[@rrmedia6730]

Yeah. Autozone. Amazing a
Warranty

[@dylanfaucheux8756]

All this just to replace an alternator

[@vueauto1738]

Unfortunately, yes. Wish there were easier way.

[@romcallis]

Surprised how much these alternators cost

[@vueauto1738]

I usually get all my parts online, less expensive that way

[@kellyforbush3539]

Radiator removal is completely unnecessary.

[@vueauto1738]

Thanks for the input. I found It’s easier for me if radiator is remove.

[@g-dawg1723]

Man I needed that serpentine belt tool. That is one compact space. The fan assembly was the worst to get out of on my end. You can also access the serpentine slightly from a bottom side on inside tire well dust guard. Also on the bottom of alternator is a plug catch that holds a wire shroud in place.

[@AFatherToTheFatherless]

Definitely some missing steps in removing the fan. Bad video

[@familia250r]

Let’s see the video you made

[@NemesisConfirmed]

​@familia250r lol