OEM Scion Alternator Bearing

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Scion Alternator Bearing also reduces friction in the alternator, thus letting power pass through the lights, audio, and all the gadgets that a driver adores. Scion, born in 2003, has rocked the compact car market with loud paint, single-price shopping, and mischievous online worlds allowing its fans to create virtual cars. Limited Release Series models maintained the buzz and customizable models allowed owners to stamp each Scion with a unique feel. The brand served as the lab that Toyota tested new technology and design, introducing over a million first-time buyers into the brand before fading away in 2016. Drivers, however, still value a Scion because of its youthful soul, and solid Toyota bones, as well as the fact that it is easy to modify everything, including wheels, sound systems, etc. The Scion electrical system contained in that fun package uses the Alternator Bearing to keep the rotor shaft within alignment and so whisper-quietly so the electronics in the car never have to miss a beat. Replacing worn-out Alternator Bearing is a complete possibility at the home garage. First, remove the battery and loosen the belt and move the alternator up. Take out the final frame, beat the old bearing out and wash the shaft and bore. Insert new Alternator Bearing square in its location and press on the proper race so that the bearing is not damaged and apply a light coat of lubricant. Rebuild the frame, make sure the rotor turns freely, fit the alternator back into place and tighten the belt, reconnect the battery and ensure the constant charge without any strange sounds.