2010 Hyundai Genesis V6 Alternator Removal Procedure - Service Manual EEA-20
Service procedure page for alternator replacement showing numbered removal steps with accompanying engine and drive-belt photographs.
This page (EEA-20) from a Hyundai service manual's Engine Electrical System section covers the first six steps of the alternator replacement procedure. The steps instruct the technician to: (1) disconnect the battery negative cable; (2) recover the refrigerant with a recovery/charging station and remove the A/C high pressure pipe (referring to the HA group for details); (3) remove the air duct (A); (4) remove the reservoir tank (B); (5) remove the drive belt (A); and (6) disconnect the alternator connector (A) and the cable (B) from the 'B' terminal. Four line-art illustrations accompany the text: an engine bay view showing the air duct location (figure SBKE19103D), a second engine bay view for the reservoir tank, a front-of-engine view showing drive belt routing across the pulleys (figure SBKE19105D), and a close-up of the alternator showing the connector and B-terminal cable (figure SBHEE8001D). The engine illustrations depict a V-configuration engine consistent with a V6, matching the uploader's claim of a 2010 Hyundai Genesis V6 alternator removal procedure. No torque specifications, part numbers, or model-year applicability statements appear on this page; it is one page of a multi-step removal sequence.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the first step when replacing the alternator?
- Disconnect the battery negative cable.
- Does A/C refrigerant need to be recovered for alternator replacement?
- Yes. Step 2 says to recover the refrigerant with a recovery/charging station and remove the A/C high pressure pipe (refer to the HA group).
- What components must be removed before disconnecting the alternator?
- The air duct (A), the reservoir tank (B), and the drive belt (A) must be removed first.
- How is the alternator electrically disconnected?
- Disconnect the alternator connector (A) and the cable (B) from the 'B' terminal.
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