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OEX Alternator 12V 80A Denso Style - DXA555
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OEX Alternator 12V 80A Denso Style - DXA555

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$405
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OEX Alternator 12V 70A Lucas Style - LXA838
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OEX Alternator 12V 70A Lucas Style - LXA838

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$350
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Bosch Alternator 12V 150A - 1986A00909

Bosch Alternator 12V 150A - 1986A00909

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OEX Alternator 12V 70A Bosch Style - BXA039
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OEX Alternator 12V 70A Bosch Style - BXA039

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Generate the power you need with a quality Alternator replacement

Repco stock the right Alternator for your vehicle

Critical to the operation of your vehicle a reliable alternator is a necessity. Repco offers the right car alternator for your vehicle to ensure you keep motoring. Choose the best alternator replacement from OEX, Bosch, Valeo, Vemo & Genuine Products to ensure long term reliabilty and durability.

Understanding alternator replacement costs, timeframes, and requirements helps you make informed decisions. The alternator plays a critical role in maintaining battery charge and powering electrical systems while the engine is running. When it fails, prompt replacement helps prevent further electrical issues and unexpected breakdowns.

How much does it cost to replace an alternator?

The cost of replacing an alternator depends on the vehicle’s make, model, engine configuration, and the quality of the replacement unit. In most cases, the alternator itself ranges between $200 and $500. High output units or alternators designed for specialised or European vehicles may exceed this range due to increased performance specifications.

Labour typically adds between $100 and $300. The final cost is influenced by how accessible the alternator is within the engine bay. Some vehicles allow straightforward access, while others require removal of surrounding components, increasing labour time. Factoring in both parts and labour ensures accurate budgeting and reliable long term performance.

How long does it take to change an alternator?

For a professional mechanic, alternator replacement generally takes one to two hours. Vehicles with clear engine bay access allow quicker replacement, while compact layouts or additional component removal can extend the timeframe.

DIY replacement may require additional time for safe disassembly, belt removal, installation, and final testing. Careful attention to belt routing, mounting bolt torque, and electrical connections helps ensure correct operation once the vehicle is restarted.

What should be checked when replacing an alternator?

When installing a new alternator, it is important to inspect related components within the charging system. The battery should be tested to confirm it is holding charge and not placing strain on the new unit. A weak battery can shorten alternator life.

The serpentine or drive belt should be examined for cracking, fraying, glazing, or incorrect tension. Since the belt drives the alternator, wear can reduce charging efficiency. Electrical wiring and terminals should also be checked for corrosion, looseness, or damage to maintain stable voltage output.

What is the average lifespan of an alternator?

An alternator typically lasts between 80,000 and 150,000 kilometres, or around seven to ten years. Driving conditions, electrical demand, and maintenance practices all influence longevity. Frequent short trips, high accessory loads, and extreme temperatures can reduce service life.

Common signs of failure include dimming headlights, a battery warning light, slow engine cranking, or inconsistent electrical performance. Early diagnosis helps avoid roadside breakdowns and additional repair costs.

Are specialist tools required to replace an alternator?

Most alternator replacements require standard hand tools such as socket sets, spanners, and screwdrivers. Some vehicles may require a belt tensioner tool to safely release the serpentine belt. A multimeter is recommended to confirm correct charging voltage after installation. Disconnecting the battery before beginning work is essential for safety and to prevent electrical damage.

Repco's range of premium alternators will fit a large selection of vehicle makes and models. With hundreds of alternators in stock at every Repco store, we should have a brand to match the OE alternator it is replacing. Designed to equal or better the performance of your original alternator you can be assured that every alternator in the Repco range has been subjected to rigorous real world testing. Tested for load and voltage regulation and preferred by professional installers and automotive electricians, our range is the right choice when changing an alternator in your vehicle.

Stocking not just quality Alternators, we also have Starter Motors and Automotive Batteries to help keep you going. Browse online using our handy Rego search tool to ensure you find the right alternator or car parts for your vehicle at your nearest Repco store.