Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) Continuous Duty Alternators

[OTRPU]

Hi All, this is a clip from a place that has alternators, anyone had any experience with either the alternator or the internet retailer? Don't want to buy a pig in a poke, or from the piggy either.



They are designed to be used in vehicles that are "Daily Drivers". They come with a 1yr. warranty against parts and labor (no mileage, months, or hours, strictly 1 yr. period). Hope this helps! I am heading out for the night, but I will be back in on Monday morning bright and early, if you want to order this bad boy. Have a great weekend!!



Best Regards,



Josh Reed

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I have a 200 amp direct bolt-on replacement for your application. This unit is a Denso, part # 67054, and is priced at $649.

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Hi Josh, is this alt rated for continuous service? What's the warranty on the alternator? Mileage? Months? or Hours?



Cheers,

Steve J

 

[Yooper1]

pa performance

there a guy in PA that does customer alternators for the 5. 0. .

He can build you anything you what at any rpm range and output.

Ask for Rick at www.paperformance.com He's the man and will treat you right. And he gives a life time warranty

 

[OTRPU]

Thx, I shot him an email.



Cheers,

Steve J

 

[master1578]

Thx, I shot him and email.

I guess you won't be needing an alternator where you're going... ... a new rear end maybe a better choice... . :-laf :-laf

 

[OTRPU]

master, had my rear end worked on around a month ago. Admittedly, my posterior is in need of service call.



Cheers,

Steve J

 

[MikeC]

OTRPU

Try O'reilly Auto Parts. They have them and have a lifetime warranty and a whole lot cheaper.

 

[OTRPU]

Yooper, I heard from Rick today, no go. . .



Unfortunately the alternators used by Dodge in the truck line are all Nippondenso and Bosch made and there are really no known reliable upgrades for them. If you had a Ford or GM we may have some options, but in this case we are not going to be able to help. Thanks for your inquiry.



Rick

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Guess I'll see what O'reilly has to say.



Thanks

Steve J

 

[madmax4688]

I have 220 amp

hey OTRPU,

I have an Ohio generator alt that is rated at 220 amps peak with a one year warrenty. The nice thing is that I ordered it with a smaller pulley on it so I get more amp output at lower rpm, seeing how our trucks are running the same alt as the gassers. I run a full audio system and a plow and it works like a champ. I can check the price but I remember it being around $500.