Could someone help me please....
Could someone with a blob eye around the 2003 year get me the details of their alternator please?
Just I broke my original (stupidly) and got a 2nd hand one from Grade-A subaru. But, I'm sure it is incorrect, as there are two versions of the 3 pin one. As the engine check light won't go out, and I think it is due to having the incorrect alternator on..... One of them has only 2 Live Pins (and a dummy) and the other version needs all 3 pins. I'm not sure which mine is due to not having any details on. If someone could get me their details that would be great! It may look something like: 3700-AA380 23700-AA420 23700-AA450 23700-AA540 A2TB3091 A2TB5391 A2TB6991 A2TG0391 Cheers |
hello matey. right, i have a 2004 Blobeye STi Type UK. Just been round to the garage and had a look at my alternator, and the only little silver lable on it reads as follows :-
N 23700 AA420 A2TB5391 3910 in that layout dan |
Brilliant, thanks a lot! :thumb:
That's the one which uses all 3 pins! I will check mine at work (don't have a torch here), and hopefully it won't match yours, which means I have the wrong one so will be a simple fix. Thanks again! |
no probs :thumb:
let me know via pm how you get on. dan |
I best not shock you on how much those alternators cost then :lol1::(
Tony:) |
how much, just out of curiosity
dan |
Lets say you dont get much change out of £900 :eek: though they may have gone up due to the yen v pound
Tony:) |
for an alternator !!!! blimey. im gonna start cleaning mine everyday, covering it in bubble wrap and tucking it in at night. lol. seriously tho, thats expensive. why the hell so much ? its actually a small alternator
dan |
£110 plus P+P for the new one :lol:
The working, but I think wrong used one I bought was about £40 plus VAT |
for a genuine one chris ?
dan |
No, doubt it's the real thing, but I don't mind to be honest. As most stuff we put on our cars, it isn't genuine, but normally better than OEM anyway.
SUBARU FORESTER/ IMPREZA ALTERNATOR (A2102) on eBay (end time 12-Dec-09 14:05:39 GMT) |
no worries chris. you cant always be sure of cross referance numbers. :(
hope you get it sorted asap. let me know how you get on tho dude. dan |
Yeah I will do mate.
I hope the alternator which is on my car now is different to yours, as then I'm 99% sure that's my problem. Then will order a new one with the same marking as yours, and it should solve the problem.........hopefully. |
HI, i had to get an alternator from that ebay shop for my 2003 sti ,its been on over a year , top job :thumb: ,the chap told me they are the same ones the motor factors sell for £300/400 .
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Originally Posted by HT04
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for an alternator !!!! blimey. im gonna start cleaning mine everyday, covering it in bubble wrap and tucking it in at night. lol. seriously tho, thats expensive. why the hell so much ? its actually a small alternator
dan Tony:) |
my 110 quid ebay one does the on /off charge thing, had it all tested at a specialist after i fitted it as i was not sure about them either at the time . in my experence genuine bargain :thumb:.
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how did you get on chris?
dan |
Hi,
Sorry for the late reply, I've been on nights this week so I haven't been functioning properly :lol1: The details on my alternator are: 23700AA390 A2TB299 8Y09 Which means it has the dummy pin on, so only uses 2 out of the 3 pins on the plug. That means it's the wrong one I got sent from Grade-A Subaru, but as I've had it over a month they will not replace it.. I haven't bought one yet. Thanks Rob for the input! I was a bit worried about the ebay one to be honest, as the originals are so expensive from the dealers. But I suppose if yours has lasted a year, that would do me as I could go through 9 of them over 9 years for the price of a OEM one :lol: Thanks |
Thats exactly what i thought ! ,if you ring them and ask a few Q they actually put you through to a tech bloke that really seems to know his stuff .
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Cool! Will try a £100 one then rather than a £900 to start with :)
Thanks a lot |
Well 100 quid is very cheap (note the very) anyway go for it, but ask him first what the ampage output is ;)
Tony:) |
Will do, thanks Tony. What should it be? 80A?
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Originally Posted by chrisdicko
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Will do, thanks Tony. What should it be? 80A?
Tony:) |
Yeah I think it was the AA420. I stupidly didn't check it before I binned it, as I received the once from Grade-A and expected it to be right.
The one on ebay is only 80A :( |
Looks like a trip to the dealers then mate .
i will have to hope mine does another year of constant short journeys and early morning cold starts, followed by 2/3 days with the alarm set. |
this tony burns bloke seems to know his stuff. :D
dan |
Well the ebay special is fitted. Turned the ignition on and off about 5 times, the engine check light went away by itself, and all seems good :thumb:
Hope it lasts.... |
I took my alternator from my classic to a local specialist. They did a complete refurb for £92 with the Vat and stuck a years warranty on it. Was as good as new...
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Originally Posted by Tucker82
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I took my alternator from my classic to a local specialist. They did a complete refurb for £92 with the Vat and stuck a years warranty on it. Was as good as new...
Tony:( |
I don't know if mine would have been refurb-able anyway, as I took it apart, then when I was rebuilding it I snapped the two brushes inside (like a spaz).
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