
alternator 13580078 A1032 115761 DRA121913501719 A1032115761 DRA1219 13501719,13579114,13580078 ALD9114KR,ALD9114UX FOR Chevrolet
Applicable models:Chevrolet
Reference part number: 13580078 A1032 115761 DRA121913501719 A1032115761 DRA1219 13501719,13579114,13580078 ALD9114KR,ALD9114UX 13580078,4818330,4819446
| Rated output : | 12V 140A |
| Pulley : | 6PK |
| Size : | |
| Weight : | Net weight 6.5KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | Alternator |
| Specification : | 12V 140A |
| Pulley : | 6PK |
| Brand : | NUOJIN |
| Number : | 13580078 |
| Quality : | Remanufacture |
| Delivery time : | 30 days |





Installation Method for Chevrolet 12V 140A Generator
Pre-Installation Preparation
1. Safety Protection
Park the vehicle on a flat surface and pull the handbrake tightly. First, disconnect the negative battery cable to prevent circuit short circuits during installation.
If the vehicle needs to be lifted for operations from underneath, always use auxiliary safety stands for support; relying solely on a jack is strictly prohibited.
Wear insulated gloves and safety goggles to avoid contact with high-temperature or live components.
2. Tool and Component Preparation
Prepare tools including 15mm and 13mm sockets, a torque wrench, and a special tool for the belt tensioner.
Inspect the new 12V 140A generator: Ensure the housing is undamaged, the terminals are free of oxidation, and the pulley rotates smoothly without jamming or abnormal noise .
Check that the matching fixing screws and washers are intact. If the drive belt is aged or cracked, prepare a new one for replacement simultaneously.
3. Pre-Inspection and Cleaning
Open the engine hood. If components such as fenders or intake pipes block the generator, remove them in sequence.
Wipe off oil stains and rust from the generator mounting bracket, and check that the bracket is not deformed to avoid affecting installation accuracy.
Core Installation Steps
1. Position and Preliminarily Secure the Generator
Place the new generator smoothly into the installation position from the pulley side, aligning it with the bolt holes on the bracket.
First, install the upper and lower fixing screws by hand, tightening them slightly to reserve space for fine adjustment and prevent position deviation.
2. Fasten the Generator Body
Use a torque wrench to tighten the fixing screws to the specified torque, which is typically 26 lb-ft (approximately 35 N·m) .
Adopt a step-by-step tightening method to avoid component deformation caused by uneven stress.
3. Connect the Electrical Circuits
First, insert the generator wiring harness connector into the corresponding interface smoothly, ensuring the buckle is securely fastened without looseness .
Then, use a 13mm tool to fit the power cable connector onto the generator’s B+ terminal, and tighten the fixing nut. The recommended torque for this nut is approximately 80 lb-in (around 9 N·m) .
Finally, check that the circuits are not tangled and avoid contact with high-temperature components.
4. Assemble the Drive Belt
Use the special tool to rotate the belt tensioner counterclockwise to create space for belt installation. Fit the belt onto the generator pulley and other corresponding pulleys according to the original factory belt routing.
Release the tensioner slowly, then gently press the belt to check its tightness. Proper tightness allows the belt to sink 1-2 cm when pressed, ensuring the belt fits tightly without slipping risks.
Finalization and Debugging
1. Reset Surrounding Components
2. Restore Power Supply and Debug
Reconnect the negative battery cable. After starting the vehicle, check that no charging system fault lights are illuminated on the instrument panel.
Use a multimeter to test the generator’s output voltage; the normal range should be 13.5-14.5V.
3. Re-Inspection and Confirmation
Let the engine run for a period of time. Check that the generator’s wiring connections do not overheat, there is no abnormal noise during operation, and there is no belt slipping sound during acceleration.
If all the above conditions are met, the installation is confirmed to be qualified.
Precautions for Installing Chevrolet 12V 140A Generator
I. Safety Protection: Adhere to Circuit and Mechanical Operation Redlines
1. Implement Power-Off Protection Throughout the Process
2. Standardize Vehicle Support and Operational Protection
3. Avoid High-Temperature and Open Flame Risks
II. Component Compatibility and Pre-Inspection: Eliminate Inherent Fault Risks
1. Precisely Match Generator Model and Specifications
Incompatible generators may cause insufficient charging due to power mismatch (e.g., below 140A), or lead to belt slippage and abnormal generator noise due to misaligned mounting holes or mismatched pulley diameters. If the generator has intelligent voltage regulation, confirm compatibility with the vehicle’s voltage regulation system (modern Chevrolet models commonly use integrated or automatic voltage regulators) to avoid "charging system voltage too high/low" faults on the instrument panel .
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Sources of Precautions for Installing Chevrolet 12V 140A Generator
1. Chevrolet Original and Related Model Maintenance Specifications
SAIC-GM Chevrolet’s maintenance guidelines clearly specify that the tightening torque for bolts securing the generator to the accessory bracket ranges from 23 to 27 N·m, and the torque for wiring harness fixing bolts is 7 to 10 N·m. This aligns with the core logic of torque specifications for fixing screws and terminal nuts outlined in the precautions .
Meanwhile, the basic procedures required in the original maintenance guidelines for some Chevrolet models—such as disconnecting the negative battery cable first and removing obstructive components in sequence before generator removal and installation—provide the core operational framework for the content .
2. Practical Experience from Professional Automotive Repair Platforms
For Chevrolet models such as Cruze and Aveo, Auto Master repeatedly emphasizes key points including disconnecting power to prevent short circuits before generator installation, using a model-matched generator, and avoiding component damage from collisions during operation. These points have been integrated into the "safety protection" and "component compatibility" sections of the precautions .

