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Alternator 14791 8586059 9555277 9555285 0120469611 0120469620 on 2040-parts.com

US $80.00
Location:

Commerce Township, Michigan, United States

Commerce Township, Michigan, United States
Condition:Remanufactured Brand:Unknown Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:85-86-059, 95-55-277, 95-55-285 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Interchange Part Number:0-120-469-611, 0-120-469-620 Core Charge:No Other Part Number:AL124X 111139, 111149, 111320

Remanufactured Alternator. Unit has been tested.

OEM- Original equipment remanufactured. Not from China.



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 Saab Car900 L4 1985CC 2.0L 1986-1987


ManufactureBosch
Voltage12
Amperage Rating80
Pulley Groove Quantity2
Rotation DirectionClockwise
Pulley Belt TypeV-belt
Regulator TypeInternal





Arrowhead Electrical ProductsABO0047
Bosch0-120-469-611, 0-120-469-620
Bosch RemanAL124X
Cargo111139, 111149, 111320
Cosmos10-14791
Dixie ElectricA-6147
Industry14791
Lester14791
Lucas (Europe)LRA728
NAPA13-8381
PIC220-198
Saab85-86-059, 95-55-277, 95-55-285
WAI1-1283-41BO
Wilson Auto Electric90-15-6156


























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