HYUNDAI i10 ALTERNATOR
Description
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as lights, radio, and air conditioning) and recharge the battery while the engine is running.
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Location: Typically mounted on the engine, often at the front or side of the engine bay. Its exact location can vary depending on the engine configuration.
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Design: The alternator usually features a cylindrical or semi-cylindrical body with a pulley on one end, which is driven by a serpentine belt connected to the engine. It includes a rotor, stator, and diode assembly within its housing.
- Connections: The alternator will have electrical connections for the output of the generated electricity (usually through a terminal) and possibly a connector for the charging indicator light on the dashboard. It also has a mounting bracket and pulley for the belt.
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Cooling: Alternators are usually air-cooled and have a built-in cooling fan to help dissipate heat generated during operation.
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Regulated Output: The alternator provides a stable electrical output to keep the battery charged and power various electrical components such as lights, radio, air conditioning, and more.
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Internal Cooling Fan: Most alternators have a built-in fan to cool the unit and maintain optimal operating temperatures.
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Voltage Regulation: Equipped with a voltage regulator, the alternator maintains a consistent output voltage (usually around 13.5 to 14.5 volts) to protect the vehicle’s electrical system and battery.
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Belt Driven: The alternator is driven by the engine’s serpentine or V-belt, which transmits mechanical power to the alternator.
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Brushless Design (in some models): Some newer alternators use a brushless design for reduced wear and longer life.
Specifications:
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Voltage Output: Typically, the alternator produces around 12-14 volts, depending on the electrical load and engine speed. The exact output can vary slightly based on the vehicle's requirements and alternator design.
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Current Output: The alternator’s current output is generally between 70 to 100 amps, depending on the model year and engine configuration of the i10. Higher-output alternators may be available for vehicles with additional electrical accessories.
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Physical Dimensions: The dimensions can vary, but a general range for a Hyundai i10 alternator might be:
- Diameter: Approximately 6 to 8 inches (150 to 200 mm)
- Height: Approximately 5 to 7 inches (125 to 175 mm)
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Mounting Points: The alternator is typically mounted with a combination of bolts and brackets. The exact configuration depends on the engine layout and alternator design.
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Weight: The weight of the alternator can vary but is generally around 8 to 12 pounds (3.5 to 5.5 kg).
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Connector Type: The alternator usually has a main output terminal for the battery connection and one or more smaller connectors for the electrical control and signal lines.
Additional Considerations:
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Compatibility: Ensure that the alternator is compatible with your specific Hyundai i10 model and engine type, as alternator specifications can vary between different engine options and production years.
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Installation: Proper installation is crucial for the alternator to function correctly. Misalignment or incorrect tension on the serpentine belt can lead to premature wear or failure.
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Compatibility
| Modification | Car Maker | Model | Year | Engine Type | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.1L DLITE PETROL | HYUNDAI | i10 | 2010-2017 | Choose | ||



