Alternator Bosch or Denso

well i need a alternator because my bearing is about to fail and my buddy is selling me a BRAND NEW bosch unit for 50 bucks so why not...

I got a bosch when mine died on me. No complaints :thumbup:

my alternator is of the clutched variety. Its from a 1997 and will not contribute to the crank nose keyway issue. 90A Bosch $35 plus shipping

I had to fit a new alternator since the old one had died on me: I replaced the non-original alternator with a bosch 90A alternator OEM VW/AUDI. It got up to 13.9volts now, the regulator limits it to 14V.

I ran the Toywagen with the waterpump and the crank. PS is only with the crank. I had to use a MK3 v-belt PS pulley for the waterpump as the stock one didn't align for some obscure reason. I have one of those aftermarket Bosch alts, so I had to put 2 washers to space the toyagen even more

Ive done it and it turned out awesommmmme

Bosch redesigned the alternator and they seem to last as long as the original factory warranty.

With the motor running, both low beams and high beams on, wiper on, rear brake lights on, heater fan at full speed and the stereo running at a good volume, the alternator provides 57 amps to the car at 13.5 volts.

Toyota - Denso $213.68 VW - Bosch $166.61 BMW - Bosch $169.00 Lexus - Denso $249.44 Honda - Denso $323.40 Mercedes - Bosch $180.26 Mazda - Denso $234.06 Audi - Bosch $187.10 Land Rover - Bosch $209.82 Porsche - Bosch $169.87

I bought my Bosch 120aalternator from Autozone because of the warranty and had to use it about 3k into its life when the bearing failed. I also had Bosch reman fail on my Nissan after 1 1/2.