Alternators

Part number: DAN1349
Number of Ribs 7
Voltage 14 V
alternative item DAN1347
Belt Pulley Diameter 58 mm
Function Alternator
Type Alternator
Vehicle Main Current for vehicles with 12V main current
Quality OE
Alternator Charge Current 70 A
Pulleys with freewheel belt pulley
Gross Weight 4820 g
Denso DAN1349 Alternator
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£283.09
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Part number: 101557
Weight 6.15 kg
Voltage 12 V
Number of Ribs 7
Pulleys with freewheel belt pulley
Alternator Charge Current 85 A
Belt Pulley Diameter 58 mm
Type Alternator
Function Alternator

Additional Information

General Information

These products are designed to be used as originally intended and not modified for purpose. Please ensure the products are installed by a competent individual. N.B. products are usually supplied without fitting instructions.

Febi 101557 Alternator
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£139.80
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Part number: 4890513
Net weight 5.4 kg
Voltage 14 V
Number of Ribs 7
Pulleys with freewheel belt pulley
Alternator Charge Current 85 A
Belt Pulley Diameter 58 mm
Vehicle Main Current for vehicles with 12V main current
Clamp M6 B+, IG-S-L-M=90Hz
Type Alternator
Bore Diameter 1 10 mm
Function Alternator
Manufacturer Restriction Nippon Denso
NK 4890513 Alternator
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£160.86
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Part number: QRA3410
Voltage 12 V
Alternator Charge Current 80 A
for OE number 104210-8241
Type Alternator
Function Alternator
No image found
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£162.60
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Part number: QRA3538
This part is listed as correct for your however this is subject to the 'Important Compatibility Info'
for manufacturer: Nippondenso
Alternator Charge Current 130 A
for OE number 104210-3421
Type Alternator
Function Alternator
Voltage 12 V
No image found
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£180.00
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Part number: 23313N
Function Alternator
Manufacturer Restriction Denso
Alternator Charge Current 85 A
Pulleys with freewheel belt pulley
Number of Ribs 7
Voltage 12 V
Type Alternator
Weight 5.53 kg
Length 23.5 cm
Height 16.99 cm
Width 18.49 cm
WAI 23313N Alternator
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£178.56
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Alternators

What is an Alternator?

An alternator is the part of a car that produces the electricity required to charge the battery and provide power for all the vehicle electrical components. The rotation of the engine is used by the alternator to generate electricity. The electricity that is generated by the alternator is an alternating current (AC). This alternating current is then transformed to a direct current (DC) for use by the vehicles electrical system.

Sometimes alternators are called generators. Alternators are the relatively modern replacement to the dynamo which was used in much earlier vehicles.


What comes with an alternator?

Alternators are generally provided with the additional parts included. These additional parts are the pulley (freewheel clutch) and the voltage regulator. This is a general statement and we would advise that you check the stock image and the parts notes to make sure.


How do I choose the correct alternator?

One of the best ways to choose the correct replacement alternator is to obtain the part number from the part that you need to replace. The part number for the alternator is generally on the side of the part while the voltage regulator on the rear of the alternator may have a different part number.

If you are unable to obtain the part number from the alternator that you need to replace then here are some factors to consider:

  • Engine code

  • ngine has start / stop function

  • Vehicle manufacture date (this is not the date the vehicle was registered but the date it was made

  • Engine number sequence (up to or after as specific number/letter

  • VIN (chassis number) sequence (up to or after as specific number/letter


What brand of alternator should I choose?

Alternators are available as either brand new parts or they can be remanufactured. Bosch are a brand that make new alternators for the original car brands and they also remake alternators to as-new quality too. Remade parts have the same warranty cover and stamp of quality as a new part does. Other brands such as Apec, HC Cargo and Napa offer long warranties which show they have confidence in their products. There can be sizeable differences in the cost for alternators so the choice of which brand to choose is often down to budget and the correct parts availability.


How can I tell my alternator needs replacing?

There are several symptoms of a failing or faulty alternator. If you are not sure if your vehicle has a faulty alternator we would suggest you speak to a qualified mechanic to receive an accurate diagnosis.

Here are some symptoms of a bad alternator:

  • Dead battery / battery will not charge

  • Battery warning light is illuminated while the engine is running

  • Electrical accessories not working properly

  • Engine will not start or stalls frequently

  • Electrical burning smell

  • Dim lights


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