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High-Quality Used Alternators for Sale – Tagore Autoparts
A good alternator keeps your car's electrical system running. We sell high-quality used alternators for cars, trucks, and SUVs at Tagore Autoparts. All of our alternators have been tested for performance and come with our quality guarantee. We make sure you get the right fit for your car, whether you're replacing a broken alternator or upgrading to handle more electrical loads.
We have a lot of parts for popular brands like Ford, Toyota, Nissan, Chevrolet, Honda, and more. We check the voltage output, bearing condition, and durability of every alternator in a car we sell. This way, you can drive with confidence knowing that your electrical system is fully powered.
What Is an Alternator and What Does It Do?
A lot of drivers want to know what an alternator is or what it does.The alternator changes the mechanical energy from your engine into electrical energy that powers the car's electrical parts, such as the dashboard, headlights, A/C, and more.
It also charges the battery while the car is running. The answer to the question "Does an alternator charge the battery?" is yes. It keeps your battery charged and makes sure the engine starts up easily every time.
How an Alternator Works – Simplified Overview
| Component | Function | Common Issue |
| Rotor and Stator | Generate alternating current (AC) power | Worn bearings or coil damage |
| Voltage Regulator | Controls electrical output and battery charge | Overcharging or undercharging |
| Drive Belt | Spins the alternator using engine motion | Slipping or broken belt |
| Battery Connection | Stores energy supplied by alternator | Corrosion or loose terminal |
Your car's alternator keeps working while you drive, making sure that your lights, wipers, and ignition system always have power. If your car's alternator isn't working right, it could cause your lights to dim, your engine to crank slowly, or warning lights to come on on your dashboard.
Signs You Need a New Alternator
- Headlights or dashboard lights dimming
- Battery warning light glowing on the dash
- Electrical components working intermittently
- Clicking noise or whining from the engine bay
- Car stalling even with a new battery
It's time to get a new alternator from Tagore Autoparts if you notice any of these problems.
We also have used engines and used transmissions on hand, which are great if your car needs a full electrical and mechanical overhaul.
How to Put In an Alternator – Step-by-Step
Installing an alternator in a car can be done with basic tools and care. Follow these simplified steps:
- Disconnect the Battery
Always remove the negative cable before starting to avoid short circuits. - Locate the Old Alternator
Usually near the front of the engine, driven by a serpentine or V-belt. - Remove the Drive Belt
Loosen the tensioner pulley to slide the belt off the alternator pulley. - Disconnect Electrical Connectors
Unplug the power plug and remove the main battery cable from the alternator. - Unbolt and Remove the Old Alternator
Use a socket wrench to remove mounting bolts carefully. - Install the New Alternator
Mount the replacement car alternator, reconnect wiring, and tighten all bolts. - Reinstall the Belt and Reconnect the Battery
Ensure proper belt tension, then reconnect the battery terminal. Start the engine to verify charging voltage (around 13.5–14.5V).
Why Choose Tagore Autoparts for Alternators
- Tested for Output and Durability
Every automotive alternator is load-tested before shipping. - Affordable OEM Alternatives
Save up to 60% compared to dealership prices. - Nationwide Delivery
Fast, safe, and trackable shipping across the USA.
Expert Support
We’ll help match the correct alternator in a car model for your vehicle.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does an alternator do in a car?
It generates power for electrical components and keeps the battery charged.
Can a car run without an alternator?
Only briefly. Once the battery drains, the vehicle will shut down.
How long do alternators last?
Typically between 80,000–120,000 miles depending on driving and maintenance.
Can I install an alternator myself?
Yes, if you’re comfortable with basic tools. Otherwise, a mechanic can install it quickly.
What causes alternator failure?
Bad bearings, worn belts, heat damage, or faulty voltage regulators are common reasons.
