
alternator 1042106640、1042106641,ALN6893AN, ALN6894AN,for Jaguar XJ VI
Applicable models:Jaguar XJ VI
Reference part number:1042106640、1042106641,ALN6893AN, ALN6894AN CW93-10300-AC CW93-10300-AD C2D20468,CW9310300AB CW9310300AC CW9310300AD DAN1202,CW93-10300-AB CW93-10300-AC C2D20468 C2D47590、CW9310300AB.CW9310300AC、CW9310300AD C2D20468
| Rated output : | 12V 220A |
| Pulley : | 6PK |
| Size : | 18*14*12 20*16*15single unit inner box |
| Weight : | net weight:7.35KG gross weight:7.8KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | Altemator |
| Specification : | 12V 220A |
| Pulley : | 6PK |
| Brand : | nuojin |
| Number : | 1042106640 1042106641 |
| Quality : | Remanufacture |
| Delivery time : | 10 day |





Pre-installation Preparation
Prepare tools including socket wrenches, ratchet wrenches, a dedicated belt tensioner tool, a jack, and safety stands. Confirm that the new 12V alternator is compatible with the Jaguar model—some older models may require a dedicated modification kit to avoid compatibility issues.
Turn off the vehicle and wait for the engine to cool down. Disconnect the negative battery cable to prevent short circuits that could damage electrical components during operation. For long-term power disconnection, connect an on-board memory saver to avoid losing vehicle system parameters.
Removing the Old Alternator (Preparation for New Alternator Installation)
For certain Jaguar models (e.g., 1998 XJ8), jack up the front right side of the vehicle and secure it with safety stands. Remove the right front wheel and the fixing screws under the wheel cover, then lift the wheel cover to expose the alternator.
Use the dedicated belt tensioner tool to press the tensioner. Once the drive belt loosens, remove it from the alternator pulley, taking care not to get oil or grease on the belt.
Mark the connection positions of the wires and plugs on the alternator. Disconnect the fixing nut of the output cable and unplug the electrical connectors to prevent incorrect wiring later.
Use a socket wrench to loosen and remove the alternator’s mounting bolts. For some models, first push the rear bushing on the mounting bracket back slightly to create space, then gently remove the old alternator without colliding with surrounding components.
Installing the New Alternator
Use a rag to clean dust and oil from the alternator mounting bracket and bolt connections. Wipe the terminal posts of the new alternator simultaneously to ensure a flat, clean mounting surface and avoid poor contact.
Place the new alternator stably in the mounting position, align the bolt holes, and install the mounting bolts—do not fully tighten them yet to allow for subsequent adjustment of belt tension and position.
According to the marks made during removal, connect the output cable to the corresponding position on the new alternator, tighten the fixing nut, and firmly plug in the electrical connectors to ensure full engagement without looseness.
Operate the belt tensioner again to properly fit the drive belt onto the new alternator pulley. Adjust the alternator’s position so its pulley is in the same plane as the engine’s other pulleys, with an offset not exceeding 2mm to prevent abnormal belt wear. Then tighten the mounting bolts to the torque specified by the vehicle manufacturer.
If the wheel and wheel cover were removed earlier, reattach the wheel cover and tighten the screws. Slowly lower the vehicle, remove the jack and safety stands, and finally reinstall and secure the right front wheel.
Post-installation Matching and Testing
Reconnect the negative battery cable and start the vehicle. Check if the charging malfunction indicator light on the instrument panel turns off. If the light remains on, inspect whether the connectors are fully plugged in or if the wiring is incorrect.
Test the alternator’s output voltage. Under normal operating conditions, the voltage should range between 13.5V and 14.5V—for example, some Jaguar models have a normal charging voltage of up to 14.4V.
Conduct a short test drive to check for abnormal noises from the alternator and excessive heat on its housing. Confirm stable operation with no charging instability issues.
Safe Operation Precautions
Power Disconnection to Prevent Short Circuits: Ensure the vehicle is turned off and wait for the engine to cool before disconnecting the negative battery cable. This prevents short circuits caused by tools touching metal components during installation, which could damage the alternator or other vehicle electrical parts. For long-term power disconnection, connect an on-board memory saver to avoid losing parameters of the engine control unit (ECU) and other systems.
Standardized Tool Usage: Select wrenches, sockets, and torque wrenches that match Jaguar’s bolt specifications to avoid bolt stripping due to mismatched tools. Never use damaged or deformed tools, as they may break during operation, causing component damage or personal injury.
Mechanical Assembly Precautions
Belt Tension Control: When installing the drive belt, use a tensioner tool to properly fit the belt onto the alternator pulley. Adjust the tension to a moderate level—excessively loose belts may slip and reduce power generation efficiency, while overly tight belts accelerate wear on the alternator bearings and the belt itself. Refer to the belt tension standards for the specific model in the Jaguar service manual for calibration.
Precise Fixing and Spacing: After placing the new alternator on the mounting bracket, align the bolt holes and initially secure the bolts. Adjust the alternator’s position so its pulley is in the same plane as the engine’s other pulleys, with an offset not exceeding 2mm. Then tighten the bolts to the torque specified by the manufacturer using a torque wrench. Additionally, ensure a minimum distance of 40cm between the alternator and the engine exhaust pipe, and at least 10mm from other surrounding components to prevent collision or heat damage during operation.
Clean Mounting Surfaces: Before installation, use a rag to clean dust and oil from the mounting bracket and bolt connections. Wipe the mounting contact surface of the new alternator simultaneously to ensure a flat, clean surface, avoiding vibration or potential faults caused by poor contact.
References:
Third-Party Automotive Repair Tutorials
Two articles published on the automotive repair platform It Still Runs—Instructions for Installing KIA Rio Alternators and How to Change an Alternator on KIA Cars—detail the disassembly and installation processes for alternators on models such as the Kia Rio and Kia Optima. Operations mentioned therein, such as lifting the vehicle and removing wheels and wheel arch guards, align with the key operation points for corresponding models in the previously provided installation content.
Additionally, the installation instructions for the Kia Sportage alternator on the Qiche Dashi (Car Master) platform cover core processes including removing fixing screws, installing the new alternator, and plugging/unplugging wiring connectors. This also serves as one of the important reference bases for the earlier installation steps.

