
AC generator A002TX4781 A2TX4781 A002TX4781ZT A002TX4781ZX for Mazda 2014-2019
Applicable models:Mazda 2014-2019
Reference part number: A002TX4781 A2TX4781 A002TX4781ZT A002TX4781ZX A002TX4781 A002TX4781ZT A002TX4781ZX A2TX4781 A002TX4781 A2TX4781 A002TX4781ZT A2TX4781ZT A2TX4781ZT S551-18-300 A002TX4781ZX A2TX4781ZT A2TX4781ZX
| Rated output : | 12V 150A |
| Pulley : | 6PK |
| Size : | 24*18*17single unit inner box |
| Weight : | Net weight 6.35kg |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | Altemator |
| Specification : | 12V 150A |
| Pulley : | 6PK |
| Brand : | nuojin |
| Number : | S551-18-300 |
| Quality : | Remanufacture |
| Delivery time : | 10 day |





Pre-Installation Preparation
Tools & Accessories: Prepare socket wrenches, torque wrench, belt tensioner tool, pliers, etc. For accessories, have a suitable new 12V generator and a generator belt (replace the old one if worn).
Safety & Preliminary Operations: Disconnect the negative cable of the vehicle battery and wrap the wire connectors on the vehicle with tape to prevent short circuits during installation. For some models (e.g., CX-5), remove the front lower cover first. If the installation space is limited for the Mazda 6, use iron wire or rope to assist in lifting and positioning the generator.
Pre-Install the Generator Body
For models like the CX-5: Use pliers to clamp the washer in the bolt mounting hole and push it toward the nut side to facilitate generator alignment. Place the new generator in the installation position, insert the fixing studs first, and temporarily secure it with bolts to prevent shaking.
Tighten the fixing bolts in the sequence specified by the model. For example, the CX-5 requires tightening Bolt B first, then Bolt C; the Mazda 6 needs 3 fixing studs tightened. For most Mazda models, the tightening torque of the main fixing bolt is 50N·m, and the tension bolt is 25N·m. Refer to the corresponding vehicle manual for exact values.
Connect Wiring and Auxiliary Components
First, connect the B-terminal cable of the generator, add an insulating washer, and tighten the fixing nut. Then align the wiring harness connector of the voltage regulator with the interface and insert it smoothly until a clicking sound confirms it is locked—do not force insertion or removal.
Organize the wiring harness, install plastic insulating parts, and secure the harness neatly with cable ties. Keep it away from high-temperature engine areas and moving parts to avoid friction damage. For some models (e.g., Mazda 6), install peripheral auxiliary plastic parts such as the heat shield.
Install the Drive Belt
Fit the belt according to the routing mark in the engine compartment. Use a belt tensioner tool to adjust the tension—pressing the middle of the belt should allow a deflection of 0.8-1.5cm. Ensure the belt is fully seated in all pulley grooves without misalignment or slipping.
Debugging and Inspection
Reconnect the negative battery cable, start the engine, and listen for no abnormal noises such as bearing rattle or belt slipping during generator operation.
Use a multimeter to measure the battery terminal voltage: the normal voltage at idle is 13-14.5V. Then increase the engine speed to 2000-3000rpm and check that the voltage remains stable without significant fluctuations.
After running for 5 minutes, turn off the engine. Inspect that bolts are not loose and wiring harness connectors are not overheated or discolored. If the fault light illuminates or the voltage is abnormal, recheck the wiring connections and belt tension.
- The precautions for installing the 12V alternator in Mazda vehicles focus on safety protection, installation accuracy, wiring standards and model adaptation, so as to avoid equipment damage, circuit failures or abnormal power generation caused by improper operations.
I. Core Points for Safe Operation
Keep the negative pole of the storage battery disconnected throughout the entire process. It is strictly prohibited to plug or unplug connectors, connect wires or remove components with power on, so as to prevent short circuits from burning out core electrical components such as the alternator regulator and ECU.
Construction must be carried out after the engine has completely cooled down. Keep away from high-temperature components like the engine exhaust pipe and turbocharger. Wear non-slip gloves and goggles to avoid slipping due to oil contamination, metal scratches or high-temperature scalds.
Tools should be kept dry and insulated. Never use metal tools to touch both the B terminal (positive pole) and the housing (negative pole) of the alternator simultaneously, nor touch grounded components such as the engine block, so as to prevent instantaneous short circuits.
II. Control of Installation Accuracy
Tighten the fixing bolts according to the torque specified in the vehicle manual (the main bolts of mainstream models are tightened to 50N・m, and the tensioning bolts to 25N・m). Loose bolts will cause vibration during operation and belt deviation, while over-tightening may crack the alternator housing or damage the threads of the bracket.
The mounting surface of the alternator must fit perfectly with the bracket without gaps or skewness. Ensure that the alternator pulley, crankshaft pulley and idler pulley are coaxial; otherwise, it will accelerate belt wear, cause abnormal noise or even lead to belt breakage.
The belt must be installed in strict accordance with the routing marks in the engine compartment to ensure it fits into all pulley grooves. The proper tension is that the middle of the belt sinks by 0.8 - 1.5cm when pressed. A loose belt is prone to slipping, and an over-tightened one will damage the bearings.
III. Standards for Wiring Connection
An insulating washer must be installed when connecting the cable to the B terminal. After tightening the nut, pull the cable by hand to confirm there is no looseness. If the terminal is oxidized, polish it clean with sandpaper. Apply conductive paste if necessary to improve conductivity and avoid heat generation caused by poor contact.
Align the voltage regulator connector accurately with the interface and insert it smoothly until the buckle locks in place. Forcible insertion or extraction is prohibited, as this may bend the pins or cause oxidation, resulting in poor contact and subsequent abnormal power generation.
Arrange and fix the wiring harness neatly with cable ties, and keep it away from the engine's high-temperature areas and rotating components (such as belts and fans). This prevents insulation layer damage due to long-term friction, which could lead to short circuit risks.
IV. Commissioning and Subsequent Inspection
After the initial start-up, let the engine run at idle speed for 5 minutes. Focus on checking for bearing abnormal noise, belt slipping or smoke. Shut down the engine immediately if any abnormalities are found to avoid worsening the fault.
Voltage detection should cover both idle and high-speed operating conditions: the normal voltage at idle speed is 13 - 14.5V, and the voltage should remain stable without significant fluctuations at high speeds (2000 - 3000rpm). If not, inspect the wiring or regulator.
Recheck within 24 hours after installation to ensure no loose bolts or overheated/discolored wiring connectors. Conduct a comprehensive inspection again before long-distance driving to eliminate potential hazards. If a fault light illuminates, use a diagnostic tool to read the fault code and troubleshoot accordingly.
References:
- You did not specify which "passage" you are referring to. It is inferred that you are most likely asking about the source of the previously provided content regarding the installation of Toyota's 12V generator or the information source for the precautions for installing Mazda's 12V generator mentioned this time. Here is an explanation for each:
1. Content about Toyota 12V Generator Installation
- The text you initially provided regarding the installation process and precautions for Toyota's 12V generator draws reference information from multiple channels, with relevant sources also noted at the end of the original content. Specifically, it includes:
Official repair manuals for various Toyota models (e.g., the 2007 Toyota Vios and Toyota Land Cruiser), which specify standards such as tools required for generator installation and bolt torque values.
Practical sharing content from automotive maintenance platforms like Auto Master.
Professional technical documents from platforms such as CSDN Document Center, which supplement details like installation prerequisites and operational specifics.
2. Precautions for Mazda 12V Generator Installation
- Regarding the source of the precautions you inquired about this time, based on researched information, the main sources focus on two types of platforms, as follows:
(1) Official Repair Manuals for Various Models (Core Source)
For example, the repair manual for the Mazda CX-5 Skyactiv G 2.0 version details the bolt tightening sequence during generator installation and the bleeding procedure for the drive belt automatic tensioner.
The 2002 Mazda 6 repair manual emphasizes warnings such as disconnecting the battery's negative terminal before installation and paying attention to exhaust pipe heat insulation.
Exclusive repair manuals for models like the Mazda 121 and RX-8 also provide specific requirements for terminal protection and installation sequence during generator installation for their respective models.
These manuals can be retrieved from automotive manual aggregation websites such as carmanualshub and automanuals.biz.
(2) Automotive Maintenance Sharing Platforms
Represented by Auto Master, the maintenance experience summaries on such platforms offer accessible supplements to installation precautions.
Examples include recommendations such as prioritizing original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts for Mazda generator installation, keeping cable connectors clean, and following official manual operations.
This information is derived from the practical experience of maintenance technicians and is well-suited for daily maintenance scenarios.

