Alternator Mitsubishi CL6 Citroën Peugeot 9644927080 A001TA3391C 57055T
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Alternator MITSUBISHI CL6. Generator charging current: 70 A. Installation and disassembly must be performed by specialist personnel. Voltage: 14 V. New part without pledge. Number of slots: 6. Required quantity: 1. Clutch/clamp type: B+/L/DFM. Returning the old part is not required. Warranty: 3 years. Pulley: with a pulley for a ribbed V-belt. Pulley diameter: 55 mm.
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Description
This high-quality Alternator Mitsibishi CL6 is specifically engineered for Citroën and Peugeot vehicles, ensuring optimal electrical system performance and reliability. It operates at 14 volts with a maximum charging current of 70 amperes, making it suitable for a wide range of automotive electrical demands.
The alternator features a 6-groove pulley with a diameter of 55 mm designed for ribbed V-belt systems, providing excellent belt grip and efficient power transmission. Connections include B+, L, and DFM terminals to ensure proper electrical integration with the vehicle’s wiring harness.
Professional installation is strongly recommended due to the precision and electrical safety standards required when replacing this component. This alternator is manufactured as a brand-new unit without the need for core returns, offering convenience and peace of mind. Typical lifespan depends on vehicle usage and maintenance but generally lasts several years under normal conditions. Alternator failure commonly originates from worn brushes, bearing malfunction, or voltage regulator issues, causing starting problems or battery charging faults.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Mitsibishi
- Models: Citroën, Peugeot
- Product Codes: 9644927080, A001TA3391C, 57055T
- Additional Numbers: 57055T
This alternator is compatible with various PSA group models requiring reliable power generation and smooth engine belt drive. Its robust construction and optimized design make it a preferred choice for automotive professionals and car enthusiasts performing their own vehicle maintenance.
