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Working to recharge the battery while the engine is running, the alternator is essential for keeping your car alive. Your alternator may be failing and in need of an alternator replacement if you notice; frequent stalling or trouble starting, a dead battery, changes in your lights (e.g., flickering or dimming), slow or malfunctioning electrical components, or a burning smell. Whether you're looking for an alternator belt or pulley, brackets or a regulator, we have everything you need to keep your alternator running smoothly.

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What does an alternator do?

An alternator is responsible for keeping your car battery charged whilst the engine is running. It does this by turning mechanical energy into electric energy. The car battery then powers your car’s lighting system and electrical areas so without a working alternator, these parts wouldn’t work.

What is a car alternator?

A car alternator is a part within your car’s electrical system. It consists of a belt, pulley, bracket and regulator. The alternator is held in place by the brackets and powered by the belt and pulley. The regulator works as an on/off switch for the alternator.

How much does it cost to replace the alternator?

Alternator replacement costs can vary depending on the make of your vehicle. Take a look at the products above to find the right one for you or call us on 08000 0985995 for a member of our team to support you.

How long do alternators last?

Car alternators can last up to 80,000-150,000 miles before needing to be replaced although this can vary depending on car model and age. If you are unsure if your alternator needs replacing or not, keep an eye out on the warning signs in the question below.

How do you know when your alternator needs replacing?

There are warning signs to look out when your alternator is nearing the end of its lifespan which include: Dead battery or battery warning lights, your vehicle stalls frequently or won’t start, the smell of burning rubber or wires, and Exterior and interior lights that are either dim, flickering or extremely bright.