Review on 🔌 High-Performance DB Electrical ADR0035 Alternator for Ford E-Series Vans - Compatible Replacement, Optimal 130 Amp, 1999 4.6L(281) V8 by Scot Hughes

This alternator arrived on time and was relatively easy to replace with the old one in my Ford Econoline van. Everything works great and I saved about $75 at a local parts store near me (I was able to wait a few days, no issues, unlike other items I need today). This is a new part, not a rebuild, and it looks like new. I have a couple of batteries in my van) and everything is working fine and seems to be working even better (probably more voltage on the coils in my Super Duty V-10 motor?) Let's see if it holds up long term but that's all for now Well! The only problem I had with the repair was installing the serpentine belt (because the old belt broke due to the old alternator pulley seizing up). I ended up having to ask a mechanic to install a new belt after trying to install the belt. Belt after 4 hours and a lot of frustration because there is very little room to work in the engine bay of the V-10 Econoline! Towed to the shop and replaced the mass air flow sensor (another problem encountered during installation (stalling and rough running) - the van is 17 years old) everything works fine and I'm back to work. I think it was a live car repair tutorial but it worked fine! Hope that helps! Also, I must add: I bought a serpentine belt here at Revain and it worked well and was about half the price of the parts. This belt arrived a few days longer, but it worked out fine in the end! This is a 130 amp alternator for Super Duty applications. a few days for everything to arrive (I used 2 day shipping - I'm sure anyone could use next day shipping for an additional fee?) Again, hope this helps!