
alternator 4087421289222 1183118 1183128 01183118 01183128 A4TA8391 A4TA8691 CAL35636RS DRA1113 LRA03712 A4TA8691, A4TA8691AM 7421289222, 7485003253
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Reference part number: 1183118 1183128 01183118 01183128 A4TA8391 A4TA8691 CAL35636RS DRA1113 LRA03712 4087421289222 A4TA8691, A4TA8691AM 7421289222, 7485003253 21289223 20238N 301N21559Z A004TA8391, A004TA8691, A004TA8691AM, A4TA8391 TAD761VE 21289223 7421289222, 7485003253 CAL35636, CAL35636AS, CAL35636ES, CAL35636OS, ALM8391BS, ALM8391GB, ALM8391NW, ALM8391UX 01183118, 01183118KZ, 01183128, 01183128KZ,TAD560VE 116651 TAD561VE
| Rated output : | 24V 120A |
| Pulley : | 10PK |
| Size : | |
| Weight : | Net weight 7.0KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | Alternator |
| Specification : | 24V 120A |
| Pulley : | 10PK |
| Brand : | NUOJIN |
| Number : | 4087421289222 |
| Quality : | Remanufacture |
| Delivery time : | 30 days |






Installation Method for 24V 120A Generator
I. Pre-installation Preparation
Tool and Accessory Preparation
Mechanical tools: Wrenches, sockets, torque wrenches, screwdrivers, drilling machines (if hole-drilling is required), bracket welding tools (if custom brackets are needed).
Electrical tools: Multimeters, crimping pliers, insulating tape, heat-shrinkable tubes, cable ties.
Special accessories: Generator brackets compatible with the engine, shock absorbers (to reduce vibration damage), generator belts of 24V 120A specification (matching the pulley groove type), belt tensioners, current-carrying capacity compliant cables (≥16mm² copper-core cables are recommended to meet the 120A rated current), fuses (or circuit breakers with a rated value of 150A for circuit protection).
Safety Inspection
Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery of the original equipment to prevent short circuits during installation.
Inspect the generator appearance: Ensure no housing cracks, no loose or abnormal noises from bearings, and no oxidation or corrosion on terminals.
Confirm that the rotation direction of the generator is consistent with that of the engine output end (to avoid reduced power generation efficiency or damage caused by reverse rotation).
II. Mechanical Installation Steps
Fixing the Generator Bracket
Install dedicated brackets or custom brackets according to the engine model and installation space. Brackets must be welded or bolted to the load-bearing parts of the engine block; do not fix them on thin-walled or non-load-bearing components.
Install rubber shock absorbers between the generator and the bracket to reduce the impact of engine vibration on generator bearings and the housing.
Hoisting and Fixing the Generator
Place the generator on the bracket and temporarily fix it with bolts (do not fully tighten them yet).
Adjust the generator position to ensure that the center lines of the generator pulley, engine crankshaft pulley, and tensioner pulley are coplanar, with a deviation ≤ 0.5mm (to prevent belt deviation and wear).
Tighten the fixing bolts with a torque wrench according to the torque specified by the manufacturer (generally 25–35 N·m; refer to the generator manual for exact values).
Installing the Belt and Tensioner
Fit the belt onto each pulley in accordance with the belt routing diagram (provided in the engine or generator manual).
Adjust the belt tensioner: Press the middle part of the belt; the deflection should be 10–15mm under a pressure of 10kg. Excessive tension will wear the bearings, while insufficient tension will cause slipping and overheating.
Tighten the tensioner fixing bolts, start the engine and let it run at idle speed for 5 minutes, and check that the belt runs without deviation or abnormal noise.
III. Electrical Connection Steps (Core Safety Section)
Main Circuit Connection
Connect the B+ terminal (main output positive terminal) of the generator to the positive terminal of the 24V battery using a ≥16mm² copper-core cable. The cable should be protected with a corrugated tube to avoid contact with high-temperature engine components.
Connect a 150A fuse/circuit breaker in series on the line close to the positive terminal of the battery to prevent circuit burnout due to short circuits.
Connect the housing grounding terminal of the generator to the engine block or frame with a grounding wire (ground resistance ≤ 0.1Ω) to ensure reliable grounding.
Control Circuit Connection
IG terminal (excitation control terminal) of the generator: Connect it to the 12V/24V control power supply of the ignition switch or controller. When the ignition switch is turned on, it supplies excitation current to the generator to initiate power generation.
D+ terminal (charging indicator control terminal) of the generator: Connect it to the charging indicator on the instrument panel. When the generator operates normally, the voltage at this terminal rises and the indicator light turns off; when the generator fails to generate power, the indicator light turns on.
Cable Arrangement
Secure all cables to the frame with cable ties to prevent abrasion of the insulating layer due to shaking.
Crimp all terminals firmly with crimping pliers and seal the exposed parts with heat-shrinkable tubes to prevent oxidation and short circuits.
IV. Post-installation Commissioning and Inspection
Pre-power-on Inspection
Use a multimeter to measure the resistance between the B+ terminal of the generator and the ground; it should be infinite (no short circuit).
Check that all terminals are tight and all lines are undamaged.
Reconnect the negative terminal of the battery.
Startup Commissioning
Start the engine and let it run at idle speed; use a multimeter to measure the voltage at the B+ terminal, which should be 27–29V (rated charging voltage for 24V systems).
Gradually increase the engine speed to the rated speed (generally 1500–2000r/min); the voltage should stabilize at around 28V, and the output current can reach 120A (load testing is required).
Check the charging indicator light: The light should turn on when the ignition switch is turned on and turn off after startup, indicating that the control circuit is functioning properly.
Durability Inspection
Run the generator at full load for 30 minutes; check that the generator housing temperature (≤ 80℃), the belt runs without slipping or abnormal noise, and the lines do not overheat.
After turning off the engine, recheck the tightness of the bolts and the connection status of the lines.
Core Installation Precautions for 24V 120A Generator
I. Safe Operation Precautions
Priority to Power-off Operation
Prohibition of Live Operation
Protection Against High-temperature Components
Prevention of Reverse Wiring
II. Mechanical Installation Precautions
Bracket Load-bearing and Vibration Reduction Requirements
The generator pulley, engine crankshaft pulley, and tensioner pulley must be coplanar with their center lines, with a deviation ≤ 0.5 mm. Failure to meet this requirement will cause belt deviation, abnormal wear, or even belt detachment.
Belt tension must be strictly controlled: Press the middle part of the belt with a pressure of 10 kg; the deflection should be 10–15 mm. Excessive tension will accelerate bearing wear, while insufficient tension will lead to belt slippage, overheating, and reduced power generation efficiency.
References:
I. Direct Source
II. Core Reference Basis (Supported by Authoritative Sources)
1. National Standards and Industry Specifications
GB/T 15548-2023 General Technical Requirements for Three-phase Synchronous Generators Driven by Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines: It specifies technical indicators such as insulation, voltage withstanding, and voltage stability of generators after installation.
GB 50171-2016 Code for Construction and Acceptance of Installation Engineering of Electrical Devices - Panel, Cabinet and Secondary Circuit Wiring: It provides guidance for operations such as terminal crimping, insulation protection and circuit fixing in electrical wiring.
GB/T 2820 Series Standards Generator Sets Driven by Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines: It clarifies requirements for mechanical installation including bracket load-bearing capacity, shock absorption, and pulley coplanarity.
2. Industry General Technical Manuals and Practical Experience
24V generator installation manuals of mainstream manufacturers (e.g., Bosch, Delphi, Cummins, etc.): They provide core data such as torque parameters, belt tension, and terminal definitions.
Electrical installation manuals for heavy-duty vehicles/engineering machinery: They cover practical key points including cable selection for 24V systems (≥16mm² copper core suitable for 120A current) and fuse matching (150A overload protection).

