Find someone who knows what they’re doing.

My bluntness will probably be edited out at some stage, but until then… if you don’t know the difference between an alternator with a single foot and one with two, nor know how to use a ruler to identify the difference between an 80mm and 100mm gap, or can’t identify whether the pulley has one, two, or more grooves… Well I’m saying no more.

If you are at all unsure if the alternator you are ordering is going to physically fit, mount properly, or come with the correct pulley, then we strongly advise you consult a trained, insured professional.  Experience has shown this will save you a lot of time and money in the long run.