BBB Industries 11276 Alternator

BBB Industries 11276 Reman Alternator Overview

BBB Industries 11276 is a remanufactured alternator built for 12-volt charging systems that use an external voltage regulator. It delivers 136 amps and is configured with a serpentine pulley, clockwise rotation, and a 2 o'clock plug clock position for the listed applications.

Compatible with select Dodge Dakota, Dodge Durango, Mitsubishi Raider, and Dodge Ram 1500 applications, this reman alternator is a direct-fit charging component for vehicles originally equipped with a Nippondenso-style unit. The BBB Industries REMAN ALTERNATOR line focuses on OE-style replacement coverage for common charging-system service needs.

Key Features

• 136-amp amperage rating for factory-style charging output
• 12-volt alternator with external voltage regulator type
• Serpentine belt pulley with 6 grooves
• Conventional pulley included with 71 mm outside diameter
• Air-cooled design with internal fan
• Negative polarity and clockwise rotation
• OE manufacturer reference: Nippondenso
• Part number 11276 for catalog and service identification

Detailed Product Description

BBB Industries 11276 reman alternator is engineered for vehicles that require a 136-amp charging unit with an external regulator setup. It uses a conventional pulley, air cooling, and an internal fan to match the listed OE-style configuration. The 2 o'clock plug clock position and negative polarity help support proper electrical connection in the specified applications.

This alternator cross-references 421000-0430 and 4801251AD for the same application. It is listed for 2007-2008 Dodge Ram 1500, 2007-2009 Dodge Durango, 2008-2010 Dodge Dakota, 2008-2009 Mitsubishi Raider, and 2011 Ram Dakota. If you are replacing a failing charging unit on a Dodge Dakota, Dodge Durango, Mitsubishi Raider, or Dodge Ram 1500, part number 11276 provides a direct replacement path for the original equipment layout.

Common Charging System Issues

• Battery warning light or charging system warning on the dash
• Low battery voltage after driving
• Dim headlights or unstable electrical output
• Alternator bearing noise or pulley wear
• Intermittent charging caused by internal alternator failure

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the vehicle uses a 12-volt system with an external voltage regulator before installation. Confirm pulley groove count, plug clock position, rotation direction, and OE manufacturer reference against the removed unit to ensure the correct match. Inspect the serpentine belt, electrical connectors, and charging circuit condition during replacement so the new alternator can operate as intended.

Quality Assurance

BBB Industries remanufactured electrical components are built for service replacement in OE-style applications. This alternator is remanufactured to match the listed fitment and configuration details for the specified vehicles.