
AC generator 102211-2670 0986043177 0986082800 0986JR0612 is suitable for Honda Civic Type-R SI 2.0L
Applicable models:Honda Civic Type-R SI 2.0L
Reference part number:102211-2670 0986043177 0986082800 0986JR0612 1022112670 1022112680 1022119120 A002TB7591 A002TB8691 A002TC0691 A2TB759A005TB7591 J5114042 JA1728IR 8EL738153001 31100PNA004 1 A2TB8691 A2TC0691 89212589 31100PRA003 31100PRB013 AHGA53 AHGA61 ALM1728BA
| Rated output : | 12v 70A |
| Pulley : | 7PK |
| Size : | 24*18*17single unit inner box |
| Weight : | Net weight 50.kg |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | ACgenerator Alternator |
| Specification : | 12v 70A |
| Pulley : | 7PK |
| Brand : | NUOJIN |
| Number : | 102211-2670 |
| Quality : | Remanufacture |
| Delivery time : | 30DAYS |





Installation Method for Honda Civic 12V Alternator
Preparation
Park the vehicle on a safe, level surface, turn off the engine, engage the parking brake, and disconnect the negative battery cable.
Prepare tools such as wrenches, screwdrivers, and sockets.
Remove the Old Alternator
Take off the alternator drive belt: Use an appropriate tool to loosen the belt tensioner, then remove the belt from the alternator pulley.
Disconnect electrical connections: Locate the wire connectors and the B+ terminal on the alternator. Pull out the connectors carefully and mark the position of each connector for correct reinstallation later.
Loosen the alternator fixing bolts: Use a wrench or socket to loosen and remove the two bolts securing the alternator, then take the alternator out of the vehicle.
Install the New Alternator
Clean the mounting position: Use cleaning tools to carefully remove dust, oil, and debris from the mounting area, ensuring the new alternator can be installed securely with good contact.
Place the alternator: Position the new alternator in the mounting location and initially fasten it with bolts (do not fully tighten to allow for subsequent adjustments).
Connect the wires: According to the previously marked positions, connect the wires to the corresponding interfaces of the new alternator, ensuring secure connections without looseness.
Install the belt: Fit the belt onto the alternator pulley, then adjust the belt tensioner to achieve proper belt tightness. Generally, press the middle of the belt (between two pulleys) with a finger—an ideal deflection is 10-15mm.
Tighten the fixing bolts: Check if the alternator position and belt tension are appropriate; make fine adjustments if necessary. Then tighten the fixing bolts to the specified torque. Torque requirements for Honda Civic alternator fixing bolts may vary by model year and configuration—refer to the vehicle maintenance manual for specific values.
Restore Power and Inspect
Reconnect the negative battery cable.
Start the vehicle and check the alternator’s operation:
Verify that the charging indicator light turns off within 1-3 seconds.
Use a multimeter to measure the battery terminal voltage (normal range: 13.5-14.8V at idle).
Listen for abnormal noise, smell for unusual odors, and feel for excessive heat from the alternator.
Precautions for Installing Honda Civic 12V Alternator
Safety Operation Baseline: Keep the vehicle turned off and the parking brake engaged throughout the process. Always disconnect the negative battery cable first before power-related work—never plug/unplug electrical connectors or touch the B+ terminal with power on to prevent short circuits, electric shocks, or component burnout.
Model and Specification Compatibility: Confirm the new alternator is a 12V dedicated model for the corresponding model year and configuration of the Honda Civic, matching the engine displacement and electrical system. Avoid mismatched power or mounting hole positions that may cause installation failure or abnormal charging.
Mounting Surface Cleaning Standard: Thoroughly remove dust, oil, and rust from the mounting base, bolt holes, and contact surfaces. Lightly sand the contact surfaces with sandpaper if necessary to ensure the alternator fits flat, reducing operational vibration and noise.
Bolt Tightening Specifications: Use a torque wrench to tighten fixing bolts to the torque specified in the vehicle maintenance manual (commonly 30-45N・m for Honda Civic). Tighten evenly in two stages—over-tightening may deform the housing or strip threads, while under-tightening can cause displacement during operation.
Electrical Connection Key Points: Secure the B+ terminal with a dedicated nut, ensuring the terminal is free of oxidation and looseness, and the wiring harness connectors are fully inserted and locked. Route the wiring harness away from high-temperature engine areas and moving parts (e.g., belts) to prevent wear and short circuits.
Belt Tension Calibration: The ideal belt tension is achieved when pressing the middle of the belt (between two pulleys) results in a 10-15mm deflection. Excessive tension accelerates alternator bearing wear and belt breakage; insufficient tension causes slipping, overheating, and reduced charging efficiency. Recheck tension repeatedly after installation.
Component Protection Requirements: Handle the alternator gently during transportation to avoid collisions or drops that damage internal precision parts (e.g., rotor, stator). Do not strike the housing or terminals with metal tools during installation to prevent deformation affecting contact performance.
Installation Sequence Taboos: First, temporarily secure the alternator and connect the electrical wiring, then install and adjust the belt tension, and finally fully tighten the fixing bolts. Never reverse the sequence to avoid belt misalignment or wiring harness damage.
Post-Installation Comprehensive Inspection: After starting the vehicle, check that the charging indicator light turns off within 1-3 seconds. Measure the battery terminal voltage with a multimeter at idle (13.5-14.8V is normal). During operation, check for abnormal noise, odors, or excessive heat from the alternator—stop the engine immediately to troubleshoot if issues arise.
Tool Usage Specifications: Use properly sized sockets and wrenches; avoid adjustable wrenches that may round bolt heads. Apply force slowly when adjusting the belt tensioner and use auxiliary tools for stabilization to prevent component rebound and collisions.
References:From the content, the precautions for installing the 12V generator of a Honda Civic are in line with the common knowledge in the automotive maintenance field and the relevant content of the Honda Civic vehicle maintenance manual. For example, the steps mentioned in the Honda Civic service manual in Abstract 1, such as disconnecting the battery negative terminal first and installing the belt during generator installation, are similar to the content provided by you. In addition, articles on platforms such as PCauto and Autohome also mention some general precautions for generator installation, such as disconnecting the battery negative terminal and paying attention to belt tension adjustment, which partially overlap with the content you provided, but are not completely identical.

