
alternator 2310M3TA1BRW 23100-3TA1B 23100-3TA1A for Nissan Altima 2012-
Applicable models:Nissan Altima 2012-
Reference part number: 2310M3TA1BRW 23100-3TA1B 23100-3TA1A ALM7881BS,ALM7881GB,ALM7881UX 42TJ1891ZC 231003TA1A 231003T41B, 2310M3TA1BRW 11657N 301N21722Z 231003TA1BRE 23100-3TA1BRE 11657 11548 ALM7881ZD 4002TJ1881.4002TJ1881ZC, A002TJ189142TJ1881.A2TJ1891,
| Rated output : | 12V 110A |
| Pulley : | 6PK |
| Size : | 28*17*16single unit inner box |
| Weight : | net weight:6KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | Altemator |
| Specification : | 12V 110A |
| Pulley : | 6PK |
| Brand : | nuojin |
| Number : | 23100-3TA1A |
| Quality : | Remanufacture |
| Delivery time : | 10 day |





Pre-installation Preparation
Prepare a 12V generator compatible with the Teana model, along with tools such as a socket wrench, open-end wrench, crowbar, and insulated gloves.
After the vehicle is turned off, disconnect the negative battery cable with an open-end wrench to avoid short circuits and sparks during operation. For vehicles equipped with a self-diagnostic function, it is advisable to read the fault codes first to prevent data loss after power-off.
If components such as the radiator fan or water pipes were removed earlier, ensure there are no obstructions in the engine compartment and that oil stains and rust in the installation area are cleaned to avoid affecting installation fit.
Mounting the Generator Body
Place the new generator on the mounting bracket in the engine compartment and align the upper and lower bolt holes. For some Teana models, the generator must fit the reference surface on the pulley side with the mounting position to ensure the correct installation angle.
Temporarily tighten the fixing bolts in the order from bottom to top, then tighten them to the specified torque in the order from top to bottom (to avoid uneven bolt stress). Some Teana models have two upper and lower fixing bolts; the lower bolt can first be tightened until the bolt head fits the side component, and then fully tightened after adjusting the generator position.
Installing the Drive Belt
If the belt tensioner was removed during disassembly, reset it first. Gently pry the generator backward with a crowbar to create space for belt installation.
Fit the drive belt onto the generator pulley, then sequentially onto other corresponding pulleys. Slowly release the crowbar to allow the generator to return to its position, enabling the belt to tension naturally. Ensure the belt is fully seated in the pulley grooves—pressing the belt should result in a deflection of 1-2 centimeters.
Finally, check that the belt has no deviation, then fasten components such as the belt idler pulley.
Connecting Electrical Wiring
First, insert the generator's wiring harness connector straight into the interface, ensuring the latch is fully locked to prevent poor contact.
Locate the generator's B terminal, secure the corresponding power cable with a nut. The tightening torque is recommended to refer to the general standard of approximately 9.8N・m. Remember to install the terminal protective cover after fixing.
Distinguish wires such as the ground wire and connect them according to the marks made during disassembly. Never reverse the wires. After connection, clamp the wiring harness into the corresponding clips to avoid interference during operation.
Reset, Commissioning and Inspection
Reconnect the negative battery cable and tighten the terminal bolt to ensure a secure connection. If coolant-related components were removed earlier, promptly replenish the engine coolant.
Start the engine and observe if the charging indicator light on the instrument panel turns off normally. If it remains lit, there is a high probability of a wiring connection fault—stop the engine and inspect.
Use a multimeter to measure the generator's output voltage; the normal range should be 13.5-14.5V. Meanwhile, listen for any abnormal noise during generator operation, and turn on high-power electrical appliances such as headlights and air conditioning to verify stable power supply.
1. Safety Operation Baselines
Disconnect the negative battery cable throughout the entire process and wear insulated gloves during operation to prevent electric shock or component burnout caused by short circuits and sparks.
Never touch rotating/energized components such as generator terminals or belts while the engine is running. Conduct preliminary checks with the engine off before commissioning.
Some components in the engine compartment (e.g., exhaust manifold) may retain high temperatures. Ensure they are cooled down before installation to avoid burns.
2. Standardized Installation Details
Tighten fixing bolts to the specified torque (refer to the vehicle service manual; general range: 8-25N・m). Loose bolts may lead to vibration noise or belt deviation, while over-tightening can damage threads or the generator housing.
Connect wires correctly as per their designated positions: Terminal B to the main power cable, wiring harness connector inserted straight in the direction of the buckle, and ground wire closely attached to the mounting surface. Never reverse or loosely connect wires, as this may burn the regulator or on-board electrical appliances.
Ensure the drive belt is fully seated in the pulley grooves. Control tension to allow 1-2 centimeters of deflection when pressed. A loose belt will slip and reduce power generation efficiency, while an over-tightened one will accelerate bearing and belt wear.
3. Compatibility and Component Inspection
The new generator must be fully compatible with the specific year and engine model of the Teana (e.g., MR20, QR25 series). Verify consistency in pulley diameter, mounting hole positions, and terminal specifications to avoid installation failure or abnormal power generation.
Before installation, check that the generator bearings rotate smoothly and the rotor has no jamming. Clean oil stains and rust from the mounting bracket to ensure the generator fits tightly without wobbling.
If replacing the belt along with the generator, use a multi-ribbed belt of the original vehicle specification. Replace old belts with cracks, aging, or missing teeth. Simultaneously check the rotational flexibility of idler pulleys and tensioners; replace them if abnormal.
References:
Specialized maintenance data for the Teana on Baichebao
This platform features multiple articles focusing on the disassembly and assembly of the Teana's generator. These articles outline several key precautions. For instance, it emphasizes that the vehicle's power supply must be disconnected prior to disassembly and assembly to prevent electric shock. When plugging or unplugging the generator connector, it should be handled gently to avoid damaging the circuits. During installation, the pins must be properly aligned to prevent poor contact. All these serve as crucial reminders tailored to the specific characteristics of the Teana during generator installation.
General technical articles on automotive generator installation
General installation guides for automotive generators released on platforms such as PCauto and Autohome have supplemented universal precautions applicable to the Teana. For example, PCauto points out that the belt tension should be adjusted to an appropriate level. Excessively loose belts will slip and reduce power generation efficiency, while overly tight ones will accelerate bearing wear. Autohome stipulates that the "spark - striking" method is strictly prohibited for testing power generation performance. All these contents are equally applicable to the installation of the Teana's generator.
Specialized disassembly and assembly tutorials for the Teana model
Content related to the generator replacement procedures for the Teana, published on platforms like Anhui Bit Automotive Technology Co., Ltd. and China Road Machinery Network, includes installation precautions exclusive to this model. When replacing the generator in older V6 Teana models and the Teana 2.5, components such as the radiator fan and water pipes must be removed first. Besides, clear marks should be made before disassembly to avoid misalignment of parts during subsequent installation. These details are important precautions designed according to the structural features of specific Teana engine models.
Nissan - related maintenance manual materials
The generator installation specifications documented in the maintenance documents for some overseas Nissan models can also serve as a reference. For example, these documents mention that the generator bolts must be tightened in a specific sequence during installation, and the power generation voltage control system should be inspected after installation. Such specifications are highly consistent with the installation logic of the Nissan Teana's generator, and can help verify the rationality of key precautions during installation, such as those concerning bolt tightening and system inspection.

