Remove the generator easily in a VW beetle bug

Remove the generator easily in a VW beetle bug

In this short video Chris Vallone shows you how to remove the generator from a vintage Volkswagen beetle with less hassle. If you own a classic VW bug and need to fix or replace the generator then this tutorial will make it go much easier.


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birdman12035 1 year ago
Hi folks. I've found a way to remove the generator without dropping the engine and or removing the intake manifold it's really easy. First remove that carb then unbolt the fan shroud. After that's done, unbolt the generator, lift the shroud and prop it up about two inches. Once that's done, just pull the generator out.Ron
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artgarcia777 last month
hey Ron, that was the best idea ive heard yet. kind of makes sense. Thanks.
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