
alternator 23100FU410 N-23100-FU410,23100FU410,23100FU41A,A7TA3377A EJ01-104A 23100FU410,23100FU41A,A7TA3377A FOR Nissan
Applicable models:Nissan
Reference part number:N-23100-FU410,23100FU410,23100FU41A,A7TA3377A EJ01-104A 23100FU410,23100FU41A,A7TA3377A
| Rated output : | 12v 55A |
| Pulley : | 1PK |
| Size : | |
| Weight : | Net weight 3.65kg |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | Starter Motor |
| Specification : | 12v 55A |
| Pulley : | 1PK |
| Brand : | NUOJIN |
| Number : | 23100FU410 |
| Quality : | Remanufacture |
| Delivery time : | 30 days |





Pre-installation Preparation
Safety and Tool Preparation: Park the vehicle on a flat surface and firmly engage the handbrake. Disconnect the negative battery terminal with a wrench. If the power will be disconnected for an extended period, use a device to back up the on-board system data to avoid parameter loss. Prepare tools including a 3/8-inch ratchet wrench, open-end wrench, sockets, torque wrench, and rags. Confirm that the new alternator model is compatible with the vehicle’s engine, prioritize original factory accessories, and check that the new alternator has no external damage and all supporting components (e.g., bolts) are complete.
Removing Shielding Components: The shielding components to be removed vary by model. For example, some model years of the Nissan Sylphy require first removing the cooling fan; 1996–1999 Sylphy models need disconnecting the upper radiator hose from the radiator to the engine; some models also require removing the right wheel arch liner or the splash shield in the engine compartment to fully expose the alternator installation position.
Removal of the Old Alternator
Removing the Drive Belt: Lock a 15mm wrench onto the belt tensioner and rotate it clockwise to release tension. Then remove the belt from the alternator pulley—you can take a photo to record the belt routing to avoid errors during subsequent installation.
Disconnecting Electrical Wiring: First, unplug the alternator’s wiring harness connector. Then remove the rubber protective cover from the terminal, use a wrench to loosen the fixing nut of the alternator’s B+ terminal, and handle the terminal gently when separating it to prevent tearing surrounding wires.
Removing the Old Alternator: Use a ratchet wrench to sequentially loosen the upper and lower fixing bolts of the alternator. For some models, loosen the lower bolt first and pull it until the bolt head abuts the side rail, then remove the upper bolt. For models with a fixed bracket, simultaneously remove the bracket bolts and the bracket. Finally, pull the old alternator forward to remove it, and clean dust and oil from the installation area with a rag.
Installation of the New Alternator
Securing the Alternator Unit: Align the new alternator with the installation position and place it into the bracket. Initially secure it with hand-tightened bolts. Temporarily tighten the bolts from bottom to top, then fully fasten them from top to bottom. The recommended tightening torque for the alternator fixing bolts and nuts is generally 22 N·m, but specific values should follow the vehicle’s maintenance manual. During installation, use the alternator pulley side as the reference surface and ensure the unit fits closely to the installation position without deviation.
Restoring Electrical Wiring: Reinstall the alternator’s B+ terminal, tighten the fixing nut to 12–13 N·m, and cover the protective shield. Reconnect the wiring harness connector firmly to ensure no loose joints. Organize the wiring and secure it in the corresponding cable clips.
Resetting the Drive Belt: Fit the drive belt onto the pulleys according to the recorded routing. Rotate the tensioner counterclockwise to make the belt fit the pulleys, then release the tensioner and check the belt tension to ensure it is neither too loose (to avoid slipping) nor too tight. If the belt is worn or cracked, replace it simultaneously.
Reinstalling Shielding Components: Sequentially reinstall the previously removed cooling fan, radiator hoses, wheel arch liner, and other components. Check the tightness of hose connections and tighten bracket components to the standard torque.
Commissioning and Testing
System and Power-On Testing: Reconnect the negative battery terminal. For some Nissan models equipped with a variable power generation voltage control system, connect an OBD diagnostic tool to check the system operation status. After starting the engine, use a voltmeter to measure the alternator output voltage—the normal range is approximately 14V.
Rechecking Operating Status: Let the vehicle idle for about 10 minutes. Inspect the alternator for abnormal heating or noise, ensure the belt has no misalignment or slipping, check that all fixing bolts are secure, confirm no fluid leakage in the engine compartment, and verify that no charging fault lights are illuminated on the instrument panel. Installation is complete once all checks pass.
1. Core Principles for Safe Operation
Before disconnecting power, confirm the vehicle is turned off and the handbrake is firmly engaged. After disconnecting the negative battery terminal, wait 5 minutes to allow the on-board capacitor to discharge, avoiding electric shock risks. If power will be disconnected for a long time, use a memory saver to back up system data to prevent parameter loss.
When removing the cooling fan and radiator hoses, avoid pulling the pipelines to prevent coolant leakage. Keep away from high-temperature components in the engine compartment during operation. Apply moderate force when tightening bolts and terminals to prevent thread stripping or component damage.
Press the connector clips gently when separating electrical wiring; never pull the harness forcefully. Mark the B+ terminal nut after removal to avoid confusion with other bolts.
2. Requirements for Accessory and Vehicle Compatibility
The new alternator must be fully compatible with the vehicle’s engine model and year. Prioritize original Nissan or authorized accessories to ensure compatibility with the power generation control system, avoiding abnormal charging caused by mismatched models.
Fasteners such as bolts and nuts must meet original factory specifications. The fixing bolts for some models are special lock bolts and cannot be replaced with ordinary bolts. Inspect the appearance of the new alternator before installation to ensure the bearing is not seized and the terminals are free of rust.
Simultaneously inspect the drive belt after removing the old alternator. If wear, cracks, tooth loss, or insufficient tension is found, replace it with a belt of the same specification in a timely manner to prevent transmission failure.
References:
Official Model-Specific Maintenance Manuals for Nissan Vehicles
Nissan Juke Service and Repair Manual: Published on nijutech.com, this manual targets the alternator of Nissan Juke models equipped with the HR16DE engine. It details disassembly diagrams of the alternator and surrounding components, specifies removal and installation steps, and emphasizes special installation requirements such as "pre-tightening bolts from bottom to top, then final tightening from top to bottom."
Nissan Sentra Service Manual: A maintenance manual for Nissan Sylphy models from nisentra.com. It states that components such as the cooling fan and drive belt must be removed first during alternator disassembly, engine coolant needs to be replenished after installation, and operational testing of the variable power generation voltage control system is required.
Nissan Frontier Maintenance Manual: Published on workshop-manuals.com, this manual is for the 2009 two-wheel-drive Frontier model equipped with the VQ40DE engine. It specifies detailed parameters such as the tightening torque of the alternator pulley nut (118 N·m) and requires checking the drive belt tension and voltage control system after installation.
Content from Professional Automotive Repair Platforms
Nissan Alternator Wiring Diagram Collection published on Qiche Dashi (Auto Master) explains key installation points of Nissan alternators in plain language, such as ensuring fixing screws are tightened and wiring connectors are securely plugged. It also supplements practical precautions including power-off operations and wiring inspections, suitable for daily basic maintenance scenarios.
Practical Foreign-Language Automotive Repair Tutorials
How to Change a Nissan's Alternator published on itstillruns.com introduces the alternator replacement process for Nissan models from a universal perspective. It covers steps such as loosening the belt tensioner with a wrench, removing terminal nuts, and taking out/installing the alternator, and lists required tools of different specifications (e.g., 10mm, 13mm), providing a reference for practical operation.

