How to Replace ALTERNATOR - Toyota Yaris (2005 - 2011)

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  • Опубліковано 1 гру 2022
  • It's very stressful when your car doesn't start, but the good news is, it could be a very simple fix such as this one!
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    10mm Bolt
    12mm Bolt
    14mm Bolt
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  • @shoelessone
    @shoelessone 2 місяці тому +4

    I just want to say, you did such an amazing job with this video. Seriously one of the better "how to" videos I've seen in a while. Thank you!

    • @NielVTEC
      @NielVTEC  2 місяці тому

      Really appreciate it, love helping people out!

  • @jacquelineconerly9150
    @jacquelineconerly9150 4 місяці тому +2

    You mentioned the serpentine belts!! That is soo key!!!

  • @lefterisgr-uk9730
    @lefterisgr-uk9730 9 місяців тому +2

    Job done ! Thank u mate i just suggest to all that give litle time with engine was running so they can recognise the new alternator.After 15 minutes starts again my heater and my indicators. Happy ending finally.

  • @IR088Y
    @IR088Y Рік тому +4

    Thanks for the tutorial I'm going to try changing the alternator to see if that's the problem

  • @derek5395
    @derek5395 Рік тому +4

    Very nice video! I like how you recommended to clean the electrical connections! That's an important step that's often overlooked.

    • @NielVTEC
      @NielVTEC  Рік тому

      Thank you, your words are very much appreciated!

  • @kyliewalker6647
    @kyliewalker6647 27 днів тому

    You explained it really well, I just changed my battery but think it will need alt. Im gonna try to replace it following yr tutorial, thanks heaps. Btw, You have the coolest hair/style. Very nice 👍

    • @NielVTEC
      @NielVTEC  25 днів тому

      Ahahah thank you so much!

  • @mattr1414
    @mattr1414 Рік тому +2

    Just what I needed, saved a bunch of $$, thanks!

  • @paulbhager
    @paulbhager 8 місяців тому +1

    Thanks. Just what I needed. 😎👍

  • @violetsky3067
    @violetsky3067 5 місяців тому

    Super helpful video (and comments) thank you!

  • @niekvos2136
    @niekvos2136 Рік тому +3

    Good work bro. Thank you.

    • @NielVTEC
      @NielVTEC  Рік тому

      Appreciate it and I'm glad to help!

  • @hmsailor6133
    @hmsailor6133 8 місяців тому

    Good video man. How did you remove the bracket in front of the 14mm bolt?

  • @jimeerey
    @jimeerey Рік тому +1

    2:20 something to note when removing this connector. My 08 is a squeeze release. The video shows the dude easily removing it. What I did was I left it connected and when I was able to remove the alternator. The connector was very easy to remove. I fought it for so long and almost broke it. Don’t do what I did unless absolutely sure.

    • @NielVTEC
      @NielVTEC  Рік тому

      Hopefully this help other people out! Thank you so much for sharing

  • @GarethBarnes-vs1dg
    @GarethBarnes-vs1dg 7 місяців тому +1

    Great video. Do you have one to replace the clutch?

    • @NielVTEC
      @NielVTEC  7 місяців тому

      Sadly and happily not yet, but I'm pretty sure you can find other people on UA-cam who did a great job recording it!

  • @NinjaNerosis
    @NinjaNerosis Місяць тому +1

    How did you get the new one on? Mine isn't fitting good at all

    • @NielVTEC
      @NielVTEC  Місяць тому

      You just got to put it sideways first, then put it at the correct position once inside. If that doesn't work, make sure you have the good part first!

  • @nomad9000
    @nomad9000 Рік тому +2

    I think the yaris was running on 500 RPM and dying for a few times not because of the new alternator. Today I've disconnected the battery to clean the connection points and my yaris had exactly the same symptoms as your but then went fine.

    • @NielVTEC
      @NielVTEC  Рік тому

      Yeah no, I just had to run it a couple of times and the car stopped dying!

    • @rodrigogar
      @rodrigogar Рік тому +2

      It happens because the computer resets the throttle body plate position once the battery is disconnected, when driven for a while the computer adjusts the position again. Or clean the throttle body plate :)

  • @jacquelineconerly9150
    @jacquelineconerly9150 4 місяці тому +2

    And doing the job yourself saved you hundreds.

    • @NielVTEC
      @NielVTEC  4 місяці тому +1

      Definitely! And you'll feel accomplished after the job

  • @lanharvids
    @lanharvids Рік тому +2

    Thank you for the help man!

  • @Max.527
    @Max.527 Рік тому +2

    How tight should the belt be? The new alternator I put in is screeching so loud. Charges battery but it's very annoying.

    • @NielVTEC
      @NielVTEC  Рік тому +2

      It probably means that the belt will need to be replaced!

    • @Max.527
      @Max.527 Рік тому +1

      @@NielVTEC ok thanks!

    • @jonathanmacdonald9276
      @jonathanmacdonald9276 Рік тому +4

      No. Belt is screeching because you have to tension the belt correctly. Screeching means it’s to loose. My 2009 yaris sedan did that a few years ago. I loosened the 2 bolts on the alternator and used a pry bar and pulled the alternator more forward a bit. Solved the problem.

    • @derek5395
      @derek5395 Рік тому

      A squealing belt is either cracked and worn or too loose. If your alternator is older it could also be the alternator itself.

  • @user-qo7cu3uk8v
    @user-qo7cu3uk8v 4 місяці тому +1

    I broke the bolt on mine. A 10 minute job turned into a nightmare. They put low grade bolts in here so be careful and if you get it out without breaking it replace it with Grade 10 bolt for the next guy. The alternator is lile 250 bucks near me so I had to drill and tap mine which was a complete pain in the ass.

    • @NielVTEC
      @NielVTEC  4 місяці тому

      Yeah, same thing happened to me, definitely a big flaw on these cars!

  • @mahtakatrinss
    @mahtakatrinss 11 місяців тому +1

    Hey! What was the size of the screw u put in the thread? I am desperately trying so hard as the old screw does not fit!

    • @NielVTEC
      @NielVTEC  11 місяців тому

      Do you mean bolt? I reused the same one, be careful not to snap it like I did lol

  • @user-uj6tb7np1s
    @user-uj6tb7np1s 9 місяців тому +1

    Y para tensar el alternador igual hay que sacar el perno que está abajo

  • @sparky3094z
    @sparky3094z 7 місяців тому

    Bro your hair is sick af man what do you put on it ?

  • @MMR20
    @MMR20 8 місяців тому +1

    lol I snapped that exact same bolt😂

  • @anglesciufarink4215
    @anglesciufarink4215 9 місяців тому +1

    That bottom bolt is just stuck hard for me, already kinda slipped and messed the shape of it. No idea how im going to unscrew and replace the alternator 😮

    • @NielVTEC
      @NielVTEC  9 місяців тому

      Torching it might be your best bet!

  • @jonathanmacdonald9276
    @jonathanmacdonald9276 9 місяців тому +1

    Belt needs to be pulled further up ( towards you if your in front of the car) mine is pulled closer like way further up, that belt is too loose. Has way to much slack, needs to be tighter. You did a good job tho that was the only thing you messed up on. Also, stay oem, Toyota makes amazing cars, and the Yaris is from Japan they’re even better made in Japan compared to Hondas and Toyotas that are made in Mexico, USA, and Canada. Japanese know what they’re doing. When my oem alternator went out a few years ago on my 09 Yaris ( same as yours and also grey) I went to the dealer and spent $280 for a NM new manufactured oem denso alternator. Denso and aisin make amazing parts and are Toyotas lead suppliers. If I got 13 years out of a oem alternator made in Japan might as well spend a little more money and go oem again.

    • @jonathanmacdonald9276
      @jonathanmacdonald9276 9 місяців тому +1

      I had a Bosch alternator in before I put the oem one in and the Bosch lasted 2 weeks. Battery light kept flickering. Since I put the denso from Japan In, no problems 2-3 years now trouble free. Make sure to keep that throttle body clean every 10k miles give it a wipe down, keep battery terminals clean too and keep a strong battery in that car AGM batteries are best and maintenance free and last longest. Strong battery works well with an alternator weak battery makes alternator work harder. Also if you replace the spark plugs go to autozone they sell denso TT iridium plugs $40 for 4 plugs. Best plugs out there

    • @jonathanmacdonald9276
      @jonathanmacdonald9276 9 місяців тому +1

      Also change that oil every 3k miles or every 6 months whatever comes first I use Castrol 5w-30 synthetic blend oil from autozone amazing oil with a good API rating. These engines are one of Toyotas best engines ever made. Since you drive same car as me I wanna see you get a ton of life out of it bro. If you ever need assistance or have questions on anything let me know I’ve done tons of maintenance to my car I wanna get 5 more years out of this thing so hmu on these comments.

  • @kittyclops
    @kittyclops 4 місяці тому +1

    Where did you get your alternator?

    • @NielVTEC
      @NielVTEC  4 місяці тому +1

      At my local auto parts store!

  • @Pockstriker
    @Pockstriker Рік тому

    Just did this last night and my new alternator is only putting out 12.3 volts(which I know means it isn't providing any current to the battery). I disconnected the battery before starting. Any ideas what could have went wrong?

  • @NnnnLlll-xn7cw
    @NnnnLlll-xn7cw Рік тому +1

    How do you clean the wires

    • @NielVTEC
      @NielVTEC  Рік тому

      I would use a specific spray cleaner for wires if it's really bad, then I would just use a brush!

  • @CouchMan88
    @CouchMan88 Рік тому +7

    Car runs bad after restart because the throttle body is dirty. ECU will compensate to make it run correctly but if you clean the throttle body and possibly the MAF sensor it should idle pretty good right after reconnecting the battery. I did the same job and had the same problem but cleaning the throttle body fixed it. Before it had a slight vibration under load with the A/C or a lot of electrical components turned on.

    • @NielVTEC
      @NielVTEC  Рік тому +1

      That makes a lot of sense! Thanks for the information, I hope this help people out👍🏼

  • @NielVTEC
    @NielVTEC  Рік тому +2

    Please start🤞🥹