OEM Chevy Alternators

Filter

My Garage

1990 Cadillac DeVille

Base 4.5L V8 - Gas

Every gas-powered Chevy model has an alternator. They are an electric motor that connects to your serpentine belt. The alternator is also a motor, that helps transfer voltage around key components of your Chevy car, truck or SUV.

How an Alternator Works in Your Chevy

An alternator is powered by the serpentine belt which spins on a system of pullies connected to the alternator rotor. This rotor spins a pair of electromagnets that turn around a coil. The process transfers AC voltage into DC voltage. The usable voltage is then sent to charge your car battery while you drive. It also powers your dash lights, powered-windows, windshield wipers and your air conditioning's water pump.

Signs of a Bad Alternator in Your Chevrolet

When your alternator begins to show signs of failure, it could be around 80,000 or 100,000 miles. Some will last longer or die sooner. But the sure signs of alternator complications will be burning plastic odors from the engine. Also, when starting your engine, you may hear a clicking or grinding noise. This means your alternator is dying. You'll notice too, lower power or flickering lights, and your battery will lose charge and begin to fail. If your recently new battery is dead, itÕs a sure sign your alternator needs to be replaced.

Saving Cash on Replacement Alternator & Auto Parts

Alternator parts for your Chevy truck, SUV or sedan can get pricey. Sometimes costing drivers hundreds when it comes to replacements. We cut off 35% of the MSRP so that you save money. When you need your parts fast too, we can have your items shipped off ASAP. No more waiting in long lines at your local dealer, wondering if you'll receive the right fitted parts. We know what fits, and we have it ready to ship!

We Ship Genuine Chevy Parts Nationwide | Order Now

Once the time arrives for you to replace your alternator, find your match with our easy-to-use system. We will have your new parts delivered to your directly anywhere in the country. Have any questions? Feel free to contact us for assistance.