🔌 DB Electrical AFD0102 Alternator: Compatible/Replacement for Ford Ranger 2.3L 01-06, Mazda B2300 01-08 Review

Generator was 3 days late and didn't work after installation. I ended up getting one at a junkyard for $30 that worked fine.

Fits and works great for a few months now. It was about half the price of a locally rebuilt one. This is the fourth item I have bought from this supplier and I am satisfied.

Nice clean generator. It took a long time to install as the electrical connections were very tight/tight. The only downside was that the bottom cage nut in the case stem that connects to the flanges on the engine was missing, so I had to reuse the cage nut from the old alternator. Mother. Not a bad failure, but still missed. Works perfectly, so no more problems. Remember that although it does not require unloading or disconnection, you will need to remove the air conditioning compressor from…

2005 Ranger with 2.3L 4 cylinder engine. 245.00 miles. Fits perfectly. Half the price of national auto parts dealers. The Ford dealer wanted over $715 for a new alternator and battery. Only $125 out of my pocket for parts. Note ** My car has air conditioning. To replace the alternator, remove the 4 A/C compressor mounting screws (10mm) and tilt the compressor up to remove the old alternator and install the new one. Be careful not to kink the air conditioning hoses. Only about 2 inches of…

So far this has worked very well for me. I installed an alternator in my 2002 Ranger 2.3 with about 150,000 miles because my old alternator was starting to flicker the headlights in my truck. I was nervous about buying this alternator but was very short on cash and found this unit to be a lot cheaper than other stationary parts stores. When I first installed it I noticed a slight hum coming from the generator, but that noise has since gone away on its own. More importantly, this alternator…