Aftermarket Denso Alternator Terminal Block 46-82208

• FEATURE 1:B+ terminal with 2.4 kOhm resistor
• FEATURE 2:EMI capacitor
• NOTE 1:46-82208 provides an interface between the alternator and vehicle ECU. The design incorporates an EMI capacitor, a rectifier B+ terminal with series resistor, and a field circuit terminal.
• SPECS FOR:Denso 136-160A ER/IF Alternators
• SPECS:F (FLD), B+ Terminals

• Terminal Block

• 65

• Chrysler (2007-2010) ** Chrysler - Europe (2006-2010) ** Dodge (2007-2010) ** Jeep (2007-2023) ** Ram (2011-2023) ** Volkswagen (2009-2010)

• 2

• 11241, 11243, 11285, 11294, 11295, 11296, 11297, 11298, 11299, 11378, 11379, 11583, 11584, 11597, 21024, 21025

• Audi, Volkswagen 7B0-903-015A, 7B0-903-015B, 7B0903015; Chrysler 04727865AB, 04801304AA, 04801304AC, 04801311AD, 04801480AB, 05033756AB, 4727865AB, 4801304AA, 4801304AC, 4801311AD, 4801311AE, 4801313AD, 4801313AE, 4801480AB, 5033756AB, 56028697AE, 56028697AG, 56028697AH, 56028697AM, 56028697AP, 56029597AA, 56029597AB, 56029765AA, 56029803AA, 56044380, 56044380AI, 56044380AJ, 68078950AA, 68078950AB, P04801311AE, P04801313AD, P04801313AE, R4727865AB; Denso 021080-1540, 421000-0380, 421000-0410, 421000-0480, 421000-0510, 421000-0512, 421000-0513, 421000-0521, 421000-0540, 421000-0541, 421000-0542, 421000-0550, 421000-0552, 421000-0560, 421000-0580, 421000-0660, 421000-0700, 421000-0730, 421000-0731, 421000-0810, 421000-7160, 421000-7161, 421000-7210, 421000-7211, 421000-7221, 421000-7231, MX021080-1540, MX421000-7221, TN421000-0513, TN421000-0730, TN421000-0731, TN421000-0810, TN421000-7160; Original Reference Number P04801311AD

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Features & Benefits

• Precision aftermarket replacement terminal block for compatible alternators

• Provides a secure electrical connection within the alternator assembly

• Helps maintain proper electrical conductivity and charging system performance

• Designed to replace worn, damaged, or deteriorated terminal blocks

• Manufactured for dependable fit, performance, and long service life

• Ideal for professional rebuilders, automotive repair shops, and DIY technicians

• Suitable for alternator rebuilding, maintenance, and repair

• Cross-referenced to OEM and aftermarket alternator part numbers for easier identification

What Does an Alternator Terminal Block Do?

An alternator terminal block is an electrical connection component that provides a secure connection point for designated circuits within the alternator assembly. Depending on the alternator design, it helps connect internal electrical components to the appropriate terminals while maintaining proper electrical isolation where required.

A damaged, corroded, or deteriorated terminal block can cause poor electrical connections, intermittent charging problems, or electrical faults. Replacing a faulty terminal block during alternator servicing can help restore reliable electrical connections and support proper charging system operation.

Terminal block designs vary by alternator manufacturer and series. Always verify the specifications and compatibility before ordering.

Common Signs an Alternator Terminal Block May Need Replacement

Consider inspecting or replacing the terminal block if you notice:

• Loose, damaged, or corroded electrical terminals

• Cracked, broken, or deteriorated terminal block housing

• Burned or overheated electrical connection points

• Intermittent alternator charging operation

• Poor electrical conductivity at terminal connections

• Damaged or stripped terminal mounting points

• Electrical shorts caused by damaged insulation

• Visible wear or damage discovered during alternator inspection or rebuilding

Installation Recommendations

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician or experienced alternator rebuilder. Before replacing the terminal block, disconnect the battery and inspect the alternator's electrical connections, terminals, insulators, wiring, and mounting hardware for damage or deterioration.

Inspect the surrounding components for signs of overheating, corrosion, loose connections, or electrical shorts. Ensure the replacement terminal block is properly positioned, securely mounted, and electrically isolated where required by the alternator design.

Always verify the Lester number, OEM alternator number, alternator series, specifications, terminal configuration, and product photos before ordering. After installation and reassembly, bench-test the alternator to verify proper charging output and overall operation before returning it to service.

While You're Rebuilding

When replacing an alternator terminal block, consider inspecting other components that may require replacement:

• Bearings

• Brushes

• Brush Holder

• Slip Rings

• Rectifier

• Diodes

• Rotor

• Clutch Pulley

• Insulators

Important: Components listed above are inspection recommendations and are sold separately unless specifically stated otherwise in the product description.

Why Buy From R&C AUTO ELECTRIC PARTS?

R&C AUTO ELECTRIC PARTS specializes in alternator and starter rebuilding components for professional rebuilders, repair shops, automotive technicians, and DIY enthusiasts. Our extensive catalog includes thousands of OEM and aftermarket electrical components backed by detailed specifications and cross-reference information to help simplify part identification and reduce ordering mistakes.

Disclaimer

Compatibility information is provided as a reference only. Manufacturing revisions, production changes, and previous rebuilding modifications may affect alternator terminal block compatibility. Always compare the Lester number, OEM alternator number, alternator series, terminal configuration, specifications, cross-reference numbers, and product photographs before ordering.

This listing is for the alternator terminal block only unless otherwise specified in the product description. If you are unsure about compatibility or product specifications, contact R&C AUTO ELECTRIC PARTS before ordering.