🔋 Denso 210-0180 Remanufactured Alternator: Efficient Charging Solution to Power Your Vehicle Review

So far so good. I installed a Denso replacement alternator a few weeks ago and it fixed my truck's charging issue. The original alternator had 339,000 miles and I was hoping to replace it with an original part. Too expensive! The guy from Toyota gave me a lot of help and said that you should definitely buy a Denso. Installation is fairly easy for any competent shade tree mechanic. Also noteworthy; On high mileage vehicles of this type you will likely need to replace the tensioner/adjuster. Mine

99 Toyota Tacoma 3.4L 4wd. Perfect fit for my truck. Same exact make and model number. The only problem I had was getting the "Swear" connector out the back of the old alternator. It's not the fault of the alternator, but rather a poor Toyota design that placed the alternator connector just below the oil filler neck on the valve cover. Over the years, oil will inevitably get on the generator plug. I think this is what caused me to break the factory connector when I unplugged it. This thing was…

Generator lasted 7 days. Should have known there was no quality control as the box arrived completely torn - not by the carrier but because the shipper used a box that had previously been ripped open and then only reattached a couple of times with a piece of tape. inches long across the lid. No hassle to secure or line the item for transport. The alternator also arrived covered in road debris, as if it had been taken from a lone vehicle and immediately tossed in a box to be shipped again…