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  1. 2nd February 2013, 09:35 PM #11
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    The alternator on ebay that is linked above isn't a genuine Denso unit!
    How do I know? I bought one as a spare this week they are a JAS copy.
    I spoke at length to the guy in Adelaide and he swore by them, I found it to be a good quality unit when I got it.
    That said the one I got did have a problem but they quickly replaced it
    They do have a good quality feel to them when you take them out of the box
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  2. 2nd February 2013, 11:21 PM #12
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    Just last night I purchased a alternator from overseas from a ebay seller.

    It is a after market one. (mine failed on Friday , had tested and told to replace)

    ebay good enough ? I check feedback ie: positive , negative , neutral . I like to ask questions and postage time .

    The seller I purchased from was very quick to give a tracking number and dispatch.
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  3. 3rd February 2013, 12:06 AM #13
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    Alternator Help

    Quote Originally Posted by td5truck View Post
    Hi. You can get a replacement regulator and brushes on eBay from the UK for about $80 delivered. It takes about a week. I replaced them, had the alternator tested and now works perfectly.
    Ditto...

    Cleaned the slip rings, fitted reg and bushes and its running like a charm for over a year.
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  4. 3rd February 2013, 12:07 AM #14
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    Yeah they're an expensive part! Main reason I don't drive through really deep mud anymore
    You can buy them on EBay.com from the US for about $130 and some places are pretty reasonable on the postage, about $70 or so. I would go with this if you can wait a month for it to arrive.
    Otherwise $400 is a great deal for a local one!
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  5. 3rd February 2013, 09:45 AM #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by Capacious View Post
    Yeah they're an expensive part! Main reason I don't drive through really deep mud anymore
    You can buy them on EBay.com from the US for about $130 and some places are pretty reasonable on the postage, about $70 or so. I would go with this if you can wait a month for it to arrive.
    Otherwise $400 is a great deal for a local one!
    I seriously doubt you can buy a TD5 alternator from the USA
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