
Alternator Motor Auto Parts37300-25201 37300-2G100 2655544 11189 For HYUNDAI IX35 For KIA
Applicable models:For HYUNDAI IX35 For KIA
Reference part number:3730025400 373002G100 ALA5201KR ALA5201RN 37300-25021 37300-25201 37300-25310 37300-2G500 TG11C076 600029 37300-25201RU 3730025201 373002G10 ALA5201UX ALV5201BA A9029,063532612010,06353262801 37300-25400 3730025310,373002G100,2655544, 2655544 A0002655544 TG11C076 37300-2G501 600029 373002G400
| Rated output : | 12V 110A |
| Pulley : | 6PK |
| Size : | 24*18*17 CM single unit inner box |
| Weight : | net weight:5.85KG gross weight:6.1KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | ACgenerator Alternator |
| Specification : | 12V 110A |
| Pulley : | 6PK |
| Brand : | nuojin |
| Number : | 37300-25201 |
| Quality : | RENOVATE |
| Delivery time : | 10day |




Installation Method for 12V Generator of Hyundai Vehicles
Preparation Work
Tool Preparation
Disconnect Power
Remove the Old Generator
Remove the Belt
Disconnect Electrical Connections
Remove Fixing Bolts
Take Out the Generator
Install the New Generator
Clean the Installation Position
Place the Generator
Connect Electrical Circuits
Install the Belt
Tighten Fixing Bolts
Restore Power
Precautions for Installing the 12V Generator of Hyundai Vehicles
1. Safety Operation Baseline
The negative battery terminal must be disconnected throughout the entire process. After disconnection, wait for at least 5 minutes to ensure the on-board capacitor is fully discharged, preventing short circuits or electric shocks caused by residual voltage. Do not arbitrarily connect the power supply during installation; if temporary testing is required, first confirm all wire harness connections are correct.
When removing/installing the belt, use a dedicated belt tensioner tool matching Hyundai models (e.g., Elantra, Tucson, Sonata). Never pry the tensioner arm with a crowbar or screwdriver, as this may cause the tensioner spring to break, the pulley to deform, or the tool to slip and injure your hands.
When lifting the vehicle for work, place the jack stands on the dedicated support points at the bottom of the vehicle body (refer to the positions marked in the Hyundai service manual). Do not support the vehicle near plastic splash guards or the fuel tank. Hold the generator housing with both hands when picking it up or placing it to avoid colliding with the engine block, cooling water pipes, or wire harnesses—this prevents component damage or coolant leakage.
2. Accessory Compatibility and Condition Inspection
Confirm the new generator model is fully compatible with the Hyundai vehicle. Focus on verifying the generator power (e.g., 14V/110A), wire harness connector type (e.g., 4-pin waterproof connector), and the spacing of fixing bolt holes. Incompatible models may lead to incorrect installation, or mismatched power generation efficiency that causes battery drain and instrument alerts.
Inspect key components before installation:
Manually rotate the generator rotor to ensure there is no jamming or "buzzing" noise (to check if the bearing is intact).
The wire harness terminals should be free of oxidation and rust; if oxidized, lightly sand them with fine sandpaper and apply conductive paste.
The belt should have no cracks, aging, or rubber hardening (replace it if used for more than 5 years or 80,000 km). Ensure the belt model (e.g., 6PK1300) matches the original factory specification to prevent slipping or abnormal wear.
3. Core Operation Specifications
3.1 Belt Tension and Installation Points
Install the belt according to the original factory belt routing (you can take photos in advance to record the routing of the old belt). After adjusting the tension with the tensioner, press the middle part of the belt (between two pulleys)—the deflection should be controlled at 5–7 mm (for some Hyundai models like Elantra, the requirement is 6±1 mm). Excessive tension accelerates generator bearing wear, while insufficient tension easily causes belt slipping and insufficient power generation.
After adjustment, manually rotate the pulley 2–3 times to check if the belt runs smoothly without deviation or jamming.
3.2 Bolt Tightening Requirements
Use a torque wrench to tighten the generator’s fixing bolts to the torque specified in the manual (for Hyundai models, it is usually 22–28 N·m; for Tucson, it is 25 N·m). Never tighten by hand feel. Loose bolts cause the generator to vibrate during operation and the belt to deviate; over-tightening may crack the generator housing or strip the bolt threads.
Tighten the nut of the main power cable (B+ terminal) to the specified torque (10–15 N·m). Avoid loose connections (which cause poor contact and heat-induced ablation) or over-tightening (which damages the terminal).
3.3 Wire Harness Connection Points
Align the wire harness connector with the positioning slot and insert it fully until a "click" is heard. Gently pull to verify it is not loose. The main power cable must be fitted with an insulating sleeve and must not come into direct contact with metal components. Additionally, secure it to the vehicle body’s wire harness bracket with cable ties to avoid insulation wear due to shaking.
If the generator is equipped with a temperature sensor wire harness, confirm the wire harness is kept away from high-temperature components such as the exhaust manifold (distance not less than 10 cm) to prevent melting of the wire harness insulation.
4. Post-Installation Inspection and Testing
Before starting the engine, manually rotate the generator pulley to confirm there is no jamming or abnormal noise. When reconnecting the negative battery terminal, clean the terminal oxide (can be wiped with soda water and dried) to ensure good contact.
After starting the vehicle:
The charging indicator light on the instrument panel should turn off within 3–5 seconds.
Use a multimeter to measure the battery voltage: it should be 13.5–14.5 V at idle and 13.8–14.2 V at medium speed (2000 rpm). If the light remains on or the voltage is abnormal, check the wire harness connections or re-adjust the belt tension.
Road test inspection: Drive at a speed of 60–80 km/h for 10–15 minutes, listen for bearing noise (e.g., "squeaking") from the generator or belt slipping noise. After stopping, check the generator housing temperature (normally not exceeding 60°C, which can be detected with an infrared thermometer) to avoid damage from overheating.

