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the alternator on my 05 berlingo, non turbo went today, been on euro car parts and there are several available, ranging from £90 upto over £200.
the cheapest one puts out 70 amps, is this enough?
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29-01-2014, 10:52 PM
(This post was last modified: 29-01-2014, 11:04 PM by Jed Clampit.)
What is the output of your's go from there have you entered your reg or vin number
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will have a look in the morning, im guessing there's a label on the alternator. will update in the morning.
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just thought i'de update this. i went for what i think was the lowest output alternator (70 or 75amp i think) on euro car parts and got it fitted without getting it checked. 3 month on and its still running.
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Ever watched the YT vids on Valeo alternator repairs with the Irishman? Highly recommended for the tightarses among us.
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never even thought of repairing it, just wanted it fixed quick. will keep the vids in mind if i ever need another alternator.
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