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2001 Dodge Durango Alternator

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56029914AC
Alternator - Engine
Alternator
Part Notes: 160 AMP, 4.7L
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56029915AA
Alternator - Engine
Alternator
- Part Notes: 160 AMP, 5.9L
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R6028238AB
Alternator - Engine
Alternator
- Part Notes: 136 AMP, Without 4.7L
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RL041120AC
Alternator - Engine
Alternator
- Part Notes: 136 AMP, With 4.7L

6502691
NUT Hex Flange Lock M6x1
- Require Quantity: 2
- Package Quantity: 1
- Replaced By: 6101802
MSRP: $4.55 Your Price: $3.13
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OEM 2001 Dodge Durango Parts for Alternator

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Alternator Installation and Repair Tips for 2001 Dodge Durango

Q:
How to Effectively Service and Repair an Alternator on 2001 Dodge Durango?
A:
To repair the alternator, disconnect the negative battery cable, remove the drive belt and snap the cable protector. Remove the mounting bolts on the generator, disconnect the B+ terminal and field wire and pull the generator out of the area. Reinstall by following the reverse steps, knowing the proper torque and belt routing, to avoid damage.

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