
Kubota DC70 Harvester Parts Alternator Assy 5H669-42500
Applicable models:Kubota DC70
Reference part number: 5H669-42500 5H66942500
| Rated output : | 12V 50A |
| Pulley : | 1pk |
| Size : | 24*18*17cm single unit inner box |
| Weight : | NET WEIGHT:5KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | ACgenerator |
| Specification : | 12V 50A |
| Pulley : | 1PK |
| Brand : | NUOJIN |
| Number : | 5H669-42500 5H66942500 |
| Quality : | Renovate |
| Delivery time : | 10 days |





Installation Method for Kubota 12V Generator (Diesel Engine-Matched Model as Example)
I. Pre-installation Preparation
- Power Off & Safety MeasuresDisconnect the negative terminal of the battery to prevent short circuits. Conduct the operation on a flat surface, ensuring the engine is cooled down and free of pressure.
- Part Inspection
Generator Body: Check that the bearings rotate smoothly without jamming or abnormal noise; the rectifier/stator has no ablation or damage; the terminals are intact.
Accessories: Verify that the mounting bracket, bolts, belt, tensioner pulley, and regulator (integrated/external) match the specified specifications.
Lubrication: No additional lubrication is required for the generator bearings. Ensure the mounting surfaces are clean and free of oil stains and rust.
- Tools & Auxiliary MaterialsTorque wrench, socket set, belt tension gauge, thread locker (if required by the manual), and cleaning cloths.
II. Removal of the Old Generator (if applicable)
Loosen the belt tensioner and remove the drive belt.
Disconnect the generator wiring harness connector and output cable (mark the terminals, e.g., B+, D+, W).
Unscrew the mounting bolts, remove the old generator and bracket, and clean any residual oil stains and rust on the mounting surface.
III. Installation Process
- Mounting Bracket Installation & Positioning
Fix the generator mounting bracket according to the manual. Ensure the contact surfaces of the bracket are flat and fully fitted, and pre-tighten the bolts to 10–15 N·m.
Hoist the new generator into place, align it with the mounting holes on the bracket, insert the bolts, but do not tighten them yet.
- Belt Installation & Tension Adjustment
Install the drive belt, ensuring it fits properly into the grooves without deviation.
Adjust the tensioner pulley: the optimal belt tension allows a deflection of 10–15 mm when pressing the middle part of the belt. Alternatively, measure with a tension gauge—the reference values are approx. 50–80 N for V-belts and approx. 40–60 N for multi-ribbed belts.
Tighten the generator mounting bolts: Use the cross-diagonal method and tighten in 2 stages. Follow the torque specified in the model manual (typically 25–35 N·m). Apply thread locker if necessary.
- Electrical Wiring (Key Specifications)
Terminal Wiring Requirements Notes B+ (Output) Connect to the positive terminal of the battery, equipped with a fuse (20–60A selected according to generator power) Wire diameter ≥ 6mm²; ensure terminals are crimped securely and insulated properly D+ (Excitation) Connect to the regulator or the ignition switch ON position Ensure the excitation circuit is conducting; some models require connection via the instrument indicator light W (Speed/Alarm) Connect to the tachometer or alarm module (if applicable) No power supply required; signal output only Ground Ensure reliable grounding between the generator housing and the engine/frame Ground resistance < 0.1Ω; clean the paint off the mounting surface - Regulator Installation (External Type)
Mount it on a clean, vibration-free metal surface with good ventilation to ensure the housing is grounded.
Connect B+, D+, and ground according to the wiring diagram to avoid wire harness interference.
IV. Post-installation Commissioning & Acceptance
- Mechanical Inspection
Manually rotate the generator and belt to check for jamming, abnormal noise, or deviation.
Recheck the torque of all bolts to confirm that the bracket and generator are not loose.
- Electrical Testing
Reconnect the negative battery terminal. Turn the ignition switch to the ON position (without starting the engine) and measure the voltage at the B+ terminal—it should match the battery voltage (approx. 12.5–13V).
Start the engine, increase the idle speed to 1500–2000 rpm, and the charging voltage should be 13.8–14.8V (for 12V systems) with no abnormal overheating.
Load Test: After turning on the load, verify that the voltage remains stable with no significant fluctuations or charging alarms.
- Belt Re-inspectionRe-measure the belt tension after 15 minutes of operation and make minor adjustments if necessary.
Key Precautions for Installing Kubota 12V Generator
I. Safety and Inspection Precautions Before Installation
1. Power-off Operation Is Mandatory
2. Strict Verification of Part Compatibility
3. Cleaning of Mounting Surfaces
II. Core Prohibitions During Installation
1. Prohibitions for Belt Tension Adjustment
Do not over-tighten the belt: Excessive tension will accelerate generator bearing wear, shorten service life, and may even cause deformation of the crankshaft pulley.
Do not under-tighten the belt: Insufficient tension will lead to belt slipping, resulting in insufficient power generation and belt squealing.
2. Specifications for Bolt Tightening
3. Strict Prohibition of Incorrect Electrical Wiring
| Terminal Type | Prohibited Operations | Correct Requirements |
|---|---|---|
| B+ (Positive Output) | Direct short-circuiting; connecting to the negative battery terminal; using cables with a diameter < 6mm² | Equip with a fuse matching the generator power rating (20–60A). Ensure cables are crimped securely, insulated properly, and reliably connected to the positive battery terminal |
| D+ (Excitation Terminal) | Leaving it unconnected; mistakenly connecting to a constant power supply | Connect to the ignition switch ON position to ensure the generator builds excitation only after startup |
| Housing Ground | Relying on indirect grounding via the bracket; having paint/oil stains on the grounding surface | Ensure reliable contact between the generator housing and engine block, with a ground resistance < 0.1Ω. Grind the grounding contact surface if necessary |
References:
Core Information Sources
1. Kubota Original Technical Documents
Official Maintenance Manuals for Kubota diesel engines and their matched 12V generators (e.g., Workshop Manuals for GL series, J series and other models). These manuals cover core parameters including mounting hole positions, bolt torque values, wiring specifications and belt compatibility, serving as the fundamental basis for the content.
Kubota Generator Parts Manuals and Operation Manuals, which clearly define part compatibility, safe operation and maintenance requirements.
2. Universal Industry Maintenance Standards
General Installation Standards for 12V Generators: Consensus operational procedures in the industry, such as power-off operation, cross-diagonal bolt tightening, belt tension control and high-temperature lithium-based grease application.
Wiring Specifications for Automotive/Agricultural Machinery Electrical Systems: Universal technical requirements including terminal definitions, wire diameter selection and fuse matching.
3. Supplementary Insights from Frontline Practical Experience
Summary of Common On-site Maintenance Issues: Troubleshooting key points such as generator vibration caused by inadequate cleaning of mounting surfaces, component burnout due to wiring errors, and faults induced by abnormal belt tension.
Adaptation Recommendations for Special Working Conditions: Practical tips such as moisture protection for humid environments, and matching of battery and protection modules during generator modification or capacity expansion.

