If the spacer is sticking out so as to stop the alternator fitting between
the block brackets then a socket on the back large enough for the spacer
tube to fit inside, then clamped up in a vice should move it back in. If
there is slack and some spacer tube sticking out the inside face then just
bolting it up should move it into the correct position. My 73 18V rear
bracket is adjustable also, see
http://www.paulhunt73.webspace.virginmedia.com/mgb-stuff/images/altbee1.jpg
PaulH.
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> There is an adjustment provided.
> The bush you call a spacer can be shifted inside the alternator lug.
>
> The idea is to put a piece of pipe just outside the bush and then use a
> bolt and nut to exert force upon the bush.
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