Alternators

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  • Pulley Alternator 89.00mm Shaft: 22.23mm 3 x V = 13mm

    26,95
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  • Pulley 20.00 x 83.60 V= 17.5

    26,80
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  • Alternator Volvo Penta TMD100, 24V 100A

    709,95
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  • Alternator Volvo Penta TD, D, TAMD, 24V 45A

    Sale! Original price was: €343,64.Current price is: €289,64.
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  • Alternator Volvo Penta D24, Deutz F2, 12V 55A

    Sale! Original price was: €351,68.Current price is: €239,97.
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  • Alternator Volvo Penta 12V V6 / V8, 4.0 3.8 5.0 5.7, 14V 75A

    Sale! Original price was: €389,95.Current price is: €289,95.
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  • Alternator Scania, 12V 65A

    258,94
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  • Alternator Mercury, 12V 90A

    Sale! Original price was: €595,95.Current price is: €495,95.
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  • Alternator Mercury, 24V 25A

    292,82
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  • Alternator Iveco 8140, 12V 45A

    Sale! Original price was: €189,95.Current price is: €169,95.
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  • Alternator Deutz BF4M2012, 24V 80A

    Sale! Original price was: €549,95.Current price is: €459,95.
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  • Alternator Crusader, 12V 70A

    Sale! Original price was: €279,95.Current price is: €229,95. Out of stock
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  • Alternator Crusader, 12V 70A

    Sale! Original price was: €327,91.Current price is: €289,90. Out of stock
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  • Alternator Caterpillar 3208, 3306, 3406, 3408 12V 200A

    Sale! Original price was: €838,53.Current price is: €678,50.
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  • Alternator Sole Mini 64, 12V 40A

    Sale! Original price was: €328,95.Current price is: €228,95.
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  • Alternator Volvo Penta D, TD, 24V 55A

    226,27
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  • Alternator Ford Marine, 12V 80A

    251,68
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Replacing an alternator

If the indicator light on your dashboard stays on or your battery is no longer able to start your engine, you may need to replace your alternator. Hopefully you are lucky and it is only a broken or stretched V-belt or multi-belt, which is the link to your engine. If not, it probably means internal parts have started to wear out. In that case, you will really have to replace your alternator anyway. Read more in our blog on connecting an alternator. Here you will learn, among other things, how to dismantle the old alternator, find the right model for your boat and put it neatly in place.

Finding the right alternator

You can’t just install every part and expect it to do what you want: instead, you need to find the right alternator. Fortunately, this is incredibly easy at AB Marine Service. Search by engine code, alternator number, OEM number, original number or drawing number. On the housing of the part there is an engraving or a sticker with a number on it. Enter this combination in the search bar of our website and you will find the same model or a suitable alternative! All specifications are indicated with the product information. The dimensions J1 and J2– as indicated on the drawing – are the most important criterions. Plus of course the entire suspension design.

12-volt alternator, 24-volt alternator or more?

Your battery, constantly charged by the alternator, provides you with a current of 12 or 24 volts. Is that not enough for you? Then you need a stronger alternator that delivers more current. Fortunately, that doesn’t mean it has to be bigger either: at AB Marine Service, you can easily go for an alternator with a higher capacity but with the same dimensions as your current model. You do need to know which differences there are. Want to make sure the connection is completely correct? Please contact us and provide us with as much information as possible about your current situation. This will help us find out which alternator is best for you. Get in touch with us to ask about the options. Just come to us if you are looking for an alternator for a traction battery charge.

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