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Dodge Neon Alternator
Alternator is one of the most importantparts of Dodge Neon vehicles, it is an automotive charger and generator which charges the battery and powers all the electrical systems in the car during its operation. It works on the principle of utilizing mechanical output of the engine in the form of belt driven system to convert the ac current that is further rectified for charging the battery. Dodge Neon alternators have a two part cast aluminium casing which house a stator and a rotor also it has other assemblies such as a voltage regulator and rectifier. Sometime in the past, several kinds of alternators could have been used, such as high output for those automobiles that have many electrical loads added on as a consequence of installations of products. High-output alternators are set up to supply more amps as needed for the electrical needs especially for a Dodge Neon with customized or high performance features.
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Dodge Neon Alternator Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install an alternator on Dodge Neon?A: Disconnect the negative Battery Cable. Loosen the upper alternator adjustment bolt and mounting bolt nut. Loosen the right front wheel lug nuts and then raise the vehicle. Remove the right front wheel. Remove the accessory drivebelt splash shield. Loosen the alternator lower mounting bolt and remove the alternator drivebelt. Disconnect the electrical connectors from the alternator. Remove the upper adjustment bolt, then remove the upper and lower mounting bolts and set the alternator aside to give you some room to unbolt the alternator mounting bracket. If the alternator gets in the way during the next step, wire it up temporarily. Remove the alternator mounting bracket. Remove the alternator from beneath the vehicle. Installation is the reverse of removal. Be sure to tighten the alternator bolts securely.
