The amperage of a Dodge Ram 2500 alternator can vary depending on the specific model and year. Here are some information I found from the search results:
– According to a forum post on DodgeForum.com, the alternators in the 2009 Dodge Ram 5.7L were believed to be 160 amps, but the exact number was not confirmed.
– Another forum post on DodgeTalk Forum mentioned that the optional alternator with the heavy-duty service package for a 1999 Dodge Ram 1500 5.9L V8 was 136 amps.
– Unfortunately, I couldn’t find a specific amperage rating for the alternator of a Dodge Ram 2500 in the search results.
It’s important to note that these numbers may not be applicable to all Dodge Ram 2500 models and years. The amperage of the alternator can vary depending on the specific trim level, engine, and optional packages. To get the most accurate information, it is recommended to consult the owner’s manual or contact a Dodge dealership for the specific amperage rating of the alternator for your Dodge Ram 2500.
Contents
- How many amps is a stock 6.4 Hemi alternator?
- How much HP does a 200 amp alternator use?
- How many amps is my factory alternator?
- What is normal voltage for Ram 2500?
- How do I know what amp my truck alternator is?
- How many amps is a Ram 2500 alternator?
- Is it OK to get a higher amp alternator?
- Is a 105 or 140 amp alternator better?
- How many amps should a truck alternator put out?
- How do you tell what amp an alternator is?
How many amps is a stock 6.4 Hemi alternator?
Stock/base alternator on the 6.4 hemi is 180amp. 5th/4.5th Gen PW come with the 180amp as base or the duals as an option. I don’t believe the 220amp single is available in 2019+. Anyways, my 2019 4.5th Gen only has the 180amp.
How much HP does a 200 amp alternator use?
The average car alternator is rated at 200 Amps at 13.6 Volts = about 2.75 kW. Assuming that the alternator (And its drive) is about 60% that makes 4.5 kW or about 6 HP. But that is only the Maximum, it would normally only be about 1/4 of that during normal driving with headlights etc.
How many amps is my factory alternator?
An OEM alternator should put out about 65 amperes for most cars. More powerful alternators are available up to about 300 amperes.
What is normal voltage for Ram 2500?
With the vehicle running, the voltage measured across the battery should be just over 14V.
How do I know what amp my truck alternator is?
Look for a diagram under or near your fuse box cover. It will have individual amperage numbers (sometimes along with volts) already set by the manufacturer. Add up those numbers to find what amperage your alternator needs to feed the car’s electrical system. Verify this number with the part manufacturer, if necessary.
How many amps is a Ram 2500 alternator?
320 amp high output alternator Dodge Ram 6.7L Cummins
These impressive alternators produce 200+ amps at engine idle RPM, (on diesel applications) and…
Is it OK to get a higher amp alternator?
The voltage will stay the same and you won’t damage your system by having a more powerful alternator. If you decide to upgrade your alternator, you’ll need to ensure that all the cables have enough thickness to handle the increase in current.
Is a 105 or 140 amp alternator better?
140 amp would be good if you are running a lot of aftermarket stuff with a high draw, such as amplifiers, monitors, or lighting. If you are stock, the 105 is fine. If your lighting dims when you come to a stop, a higher amp alternator will help with that. I think that is the best answer to any post I’ve read this year!
How many amps should a truck alternator put out?
Generally, the output from alternators ranges from 40 to 120 amps. A higher amp alternator can give up to 300 amps, depending on what you are using it for.
How do you tell what amp an alternator is?
There is a positive cable from the alternator to the battery which charges the battery. This is generally connected to the main battery cable near the starter. Check out the amperes marked on the alternator, which is generally 12V, 80, 100, 120 A.