You'll see battery and alternator warnings on the dash, for starters, Plus, your battery might go dead, or electrical systems like the instrumentation, lighting, windshield wipers, electronics, and power steering might stop working right. Also, your engine might start squeaking, you may notice a burning smell around the battery or alternator, and alternator fluid may be found leaking. The cause of all this: either installing incompatible accessories, jump-starting the wrong way, or failed parts.

When Do Alternators Need to be Replaced?

Every 130,000 kilometers to about every 250,000, or every 7 years or so. Use an OEM alternator for the job, and if you're not sure what to do, feel free to get in touch with a Mopar service center.

What is the Average Cost of Replacing an Alternator?

According to RepairPal, $870 to $1,090 CAD plus. It can vary by make and model, too. For a Chrysler 200, for instance, $1,030 to $1,100 CAD or more. For a Dodge Journey, between $800 and $885 CAD, usually. For a Jeep Compass, $1,075 to just over $1,160 CAD; a RAM 1500, $1,020 or so to $1,300 CAD plus, and so on.

Why Buy an OEM Alternator vs. Aftermarket?

It'll be genuine Mopar. That means not only top-quality and guaranteed to fit your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM, FIAT, or SRT. and warranty-backed. It also means "won't void your factory warranty," like some aftermarket alternators can end up doing.

Why Shop Mopar Factory Parts Warehouse in Scarborough ON?

We've got the OEM Mopar alternator your ride needs, at discount prices. We ship fast, too, not just all over Ontario but throughout the rest of Canada also. Buy today -- and contact us with any questions.