OEM MOPAR Alternators

Alternators are motors connected to your car's serpentine belt. They help create electricity for certain engine and interior parts of your vehicle.

How Does a Car Alternator Work?

A car alternator spins a pair of electromagnets around an electrically charged coil. The process takes AC voltage from the motion of the serpentine belt and transforms it into DC voltage. This enables your car battery to charge while you are driving. The alternator is not only responsible for keeping your battery in good health, but it also gives electricity to the wiper blades arms, electric windows, water pump, and your interior dash lights.

Signs of a Failing Alternator

Alternator motors begin to wear down or show symptoms of replacement between 70,000 and 100,000 miles. This isn't always the case depending on how much you drive yearly, but certain signs will begin to pop up. Look out for sharp whines or screeches when starting your car. Your serpentine belt may be on the fritz or in need of replacement as well. If you experience these alternator symptoms, find the alternator or parts that fit your vehicle model.

Saving on OEM Alternator Parts for Replacement

Rather than sacrificing your time waiting in the parts line at your local dealer, you can shop alternator car parts right from home. Plus, you don't have to pay thousands for a new alternator. We save you up to 35% off select alternator parts in our online auto parts inventory.

Order a New Alternator for Your Car Today

We have the right-fitted engine parts for your vehicle and once you place your order, you'll have them at your front door fast. We ship alternator parts nationwide and will have your order out the door ASAP. If you come across any questions about specific parts, reach out to us on our contact page.