
Automobile generator 8972283180 8972283181 8-97228-318-0 8-97228-318-1 LR150-715 is suitable for 4JB1 4JG1 4JG2 4LE1 4LE2 DH55
Applicable models:Isuzu 4JB1 4JG1 4JG2 4LE1 4LE2 DH55
Reference part number: 8972283180 8972283181 8-97228-318-0 8-97228-318-1 LR150-715 8972283180 8972283181 8-97228-318-0 8-97228-318-1 LR140724 LR150714 LR150715 LR150715B 8972012810 8972283180 8972012810 8972283180 71440
| Rated output : | 12V 50A |
| Pulley : | 1PK |
| Size : | 24*18*17single unit inner box |
| Weight : | Net weight 3.45KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | alternator |
| Specification : | 12V 50A |
| Pulley : | 1PK |
| Brand : | NUOJIN |
| Number : | LR150-715 |
| Quality : | Remanufacture |
| Delivery time : | 10 day |





Pre-installation Preparation
Prepare tools including a ratchet wrench, socket wrench, wire stripper, electrical tape, etc. Confirm that the new 12V generator is compatible with the Isuzu model, and check that the generator has no external damage and all components are complete.
Park the vehicle on a flat surface, engage the handbrake, turn off the engine, and disconnect the negative terminal of the battery to avoid short circuits or electric shocks during installation.
Removing the Old Generator
Use a wrench to loosen the belt tensioner. After the tension is released, remove the drive belt from the pulley of the old generator. Be careful to prevent the belt from snapping back and causing injury.
Mark the connection positions of each wire on the old generator, especially key wires such as the positive wire (B+), field wire (F), and negative wire (E). Then remove the wire connectors gently to avoid tearing the wire harness.
Finally, use a wrench to remove the bolts and nuts fixing the old generator, and take the old generator off the mounting bracket.
Cleaning and Inspecting the Installation Position
Use a cloth to clean dust, oil, and debris from the mounting bracket and its surroundings. This prevents impurities from affecting the fit of the new generator and avoids vibration during operation.
Check if the mounting bracket is deformed or cracked, and if the bolt holes are intact. Repair any issues first; otherwise, the generator may not be installed securely.
Installing the New Generator
Place the new generator steadily on the mounting bracket, align the bolt holes, and temporarily fix it with bolts without fully tightening them. This allows for fine-tuning during subsequent belt tension adjustment.
Connect the wires according to the marked positions. The common three-wire connection method for Isuzu 12V generators is as follows: the positive wire (B+) connects to the battery positive terminal and the main power supply of the ignition switch; the field wire (F) connects to the "F" terminal of the voltage regulator; the negative wire (E) directly connects to the vehicle's metal body or the battery negative terminal for grounding. For four-pin models, additionally connect the neutral wire (N) to the dashboard charging indicator; otherwise, normal charging may not be achieved.
After wiring, gently pull the wire connectors to confirm they are secure. Wrap the connectors with electrical tape to prevent short circuits.
Installing the Drive Belt and Securing
Fit the drive belt accurately onto the pulley of the new generator. Adjust the generator's position to align its pulley with the engine-side pulley, avoiding belt deviation and wear during operation.
Adjust the belt tensioner to achieve moderate tension—pressing the belt should allow it to sink 1-2 centimeters. Excessively loose belts may slip and reduce power generation efficiency, while overly tight belts accelerate bearing and belt wear.
After adjusting the tension, fully tighten the bolts fixing the generator to ensure it is securely installed without loosening.
Final Commissioning
Reconnect the negative terminal of the battery to restore the circuit.
Start the vehicle and observe if the dashboard charging indicator functions normally. Then use a multimeter to measure the battery voltage; the normal range is 13.8-14.5V.
During operation, listen for abnormal noises from the generator and check if the belt runs smoothly. If there is abnormal voltage, an unusual indicator light, or strange noises, turn off the engine immediately and inspect the wiring and belt installation.
1. Core Safety Operation Points
Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery first throughout the process. All wiring, disassembly, and assembly operations must be performed in a power-off state to avoid short circuits that burn electrical components or electric shocks.
Do not touch the edge of the pulley directly with your hands when disassembling or installing the belt, to prevent finger pinching from the rebound of the tensioner. Avoid colliding with the generator coil and terminals when using tools.
Never reverse the positive and negative connections during wiring. In particular, incorrect grounding of the B+ terminal (positive pole) will directly burn the generator rectifier and voltage regulator.
2. Compatibility and Component Inspection
The new generator must match the engine model of the corresponding Isuzu vehicle. Confirm that the rated voltage is 12V and the pulley specifications (diameter, number of grooves) are consistent with the original vehicle; otherwise, normal transmission or power generation will be impossible.
Before installation, check that the bearings and pulley of the new generator rotate smoothly without jamming, the rectifier and terminals are free of oxidation and corrosion, and the accessories (bolts, gaskets) are complete and compatible with the installation position.
After removing the old generator, be sure to check if the voltage regulator (partially integrated in the generator) is intact. For external regulators, test their functions simultaneously to avoid abnormal power generation due to regulator failure.
3. Installation Accuracy Requirements
Tighten the generator fixing bolts according to the vehicle's specified torque (generally 25-35N・m). Loose bolts will cause operational vibration and belt slipping, while over-tightening may damage the mounting bracket or generator housing.
The belt tension must be moderate. The standard is that pressing the middle of the belt allows it to sink 1-2 centimeters. Excessively loose belts will reduce power generation efficiency, and overly tight belts will accelerate generator bearing wear and belt aging.
Wire connectors must be firmly connected to avoid poor contact. The ground wire (E terminal) must be directly fixed to the unpainted metal part of the vehicle body to ensure good grounding; otherwise, problems such as unstable charging and flickering indicator lights will occur.
4. Commissioning and Subsequent Inspection
After the first start, observe for 30 seconds to ensure no abnormal noise and no belt deviation. Then use a multimeter to measure the battery voltage. A normal voltage at idle is 13.8-14.5V. If it is higher than 15V or lower than 13V, stop the engine immediately to check the wiring or regulator.
During the driving test, pay attention to whether the dashboard charging indicator stays on (a constant light indicates a charging fault). If problems such as dimming lights or weak starting occur, stop the engine in time to inspect the generator or wiring.
Recheck within a short period after installation (1-3 days) to check for loose bolts, belt wear marks, and overheating of wire connectors, to avoid the expansion of hidden dangers.
5. Special Scenario Reminders
For generator models with a pump (such as integrated vacuum pump), ensure the pump interface is tightly sealed during installation to avoid air leakage affecting the brake booster function.
When installing in a humid environment, perform waterproof treatment on the wire connectors (wrap with electrical tape or heat shrink tube) to prevent water ingress and corrosion leading to poor contact.
Non-professionals are advised to prioritize professional repair shops for installation, especially for key steps such as wiring connection and tension adjustment, to avoid damaging the generator or vehicle circuit due to operational errors.
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