Kyle,
I know what you mean about getting a warranty, just in case something
should happen. Just remember, not all AutoZones, NAPA's, and the like get
their alternators and stuff from the same place. For example, my dads
company has contracts with some NAPA and AutoZone stores along with many
other small autopart chains. So, the quality of the parts you get from a
NAPA one place may be better than they are somewhere else. Chances are that
you'll get a good part though, and with the warranty you can always return
it(but that usually gets you the same quality of the first one). Anyway,
let me know how it turns out and if the 120amp cures the voltage drop. Like
I said, I want to do the same upgrade soon.
--Aaron--
95 DSRC 4x4 V6
>Aaron,
>Thanks alot for the info. Since he could not offer myself any warranty, I
>really wouldnt be all that interested. I can go to any Pep Boys, Autozone,
>or literally ANY local auto part store in my area purchase an alternator
>with full warranty, reguardless of what I will be using it for. The auto
>part stores dont care if I am running 10 lights, a winch, an onboard
>welder,
>etc.......just as long as I pay for the part, they will honor the warranty!
>I really do appreciate all the info and researching you have done,
>especially with the part numbers. Just for background info, here are just 3
>prices I found:
>*Autozone;
>-$115.99, after core
>-120 amp
>-Lifetime Warranty
>
>*Pep Boys
>-$154, after core
>-120amp
>-Lifetime Warranty
>
>*Super Trak Auto:
>-$139, after core
>-120amp
>-Warranty
>
>Thanks again!
>Kyle
>93 Dakota 4x4 V6
>
>
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