Mopar Alternators

J5357907 - : Alternator Bracket for Mopar Image

Alternator Bracket

Mopar J5357907
8 cylinder, with ac.
Discontinued
53004386 - : Alternator Bracket for Mopar Image

Alternator Bracket

Mopar 53004386
With factory ac, mount.
Discontinued
33002963 - : Alternator Bracket for Mopar Image

Alternator Bracket

Mopar 33002963
Without factory ac, rear support.
Discontinued
MD078360 - : Alternator Nut for Mopar Image

Alternator Nut

Mopar MD078360
1.5L. 1.8L.
Discontinued
Q4040300 - : Alternator Belt for Mopar Image

Alternator Belt

Mopar Q4040300
1.6 with alt belt.
Discontinued
J8134194 - : Alternator Pulley for Mopar Image

Alternator Pulley

Mopar J8134194
6 cylinder, with serpentine belt. 4 cylinder, gas, manual steering. 8 cylinder, with serpentine. 4 cylinder, with serpentine belt....
Discontinued
5170529AA - : Pulley for Mopar Image

Pulley

Mopar 05170529AA
ALTERNATOR
Discontinued
MD021662 - : Alternator Bolt for Mopar Image

Alternator Bolt

Mopar MD021662
Lower. 1.5L.
Discontinued

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What Can Damage an Alternator?

An alternator is a vital part of a vehicle's electrical system that charges the battery and supplies power to other electrical components. Several factors can lead to alternator damage or failure, including:

  1. Overloading

    A high electrical load on the alternator may cause it to operate harder than it should. Adding high-powered electrical accessories such as stereo systems, lighting, or other devices can overload the alternator and cause damage over time.

  2. Age and Wear

    Alternators, like all mechanical components, have a finite lifespan. Due to routine use, internal components might wear out or deteriorate over time, resulting in decreasing efficiency or eventual failure.

  3. Belt Tension and Wear

    A serpentine belt connects this component to the crankshaft of the engine. If this belt is overly tight or too loose, it might produce excessive wear on its bearings or pulleys, potentially causing damage.

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