Hyundai ix35 Alternator: Specs, Fitment & Common Faults
On the ix35, resting and running voltage figures genuinely reveal whether the alternator is charging correctly.
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OEM Part Number: 37300-2E300 (genuine alternator — confirm via VIN) — aftermarket alternators Bosch 1 986 A01 282 / Denso DAN1102
| Alternators (aftermarket) | Bosch 1 986 A01 282 (150 A, freewheel clutch pulley, 6 ribs, 55 mm, new, plug 172 with B+ M8, double pivot mounting, excludes vacuum pump); Denso DAN1102 (150 A, freewheel clutch pulley, 6 ribs, 55 mm, new, OE quality); Hella 8EL 015 637-121 (150 A, freewheel clutch pulley, 6 ribs, 55 mm, new, qualified fitting advised); Hella 8EL 011 713-401 (130 A, freewheel clutch pulley, 5 ribs, 57 mm, new); AS-PL A3553S (120 A, freewheel clutch pulley, 6 ribs, 58 mm, new, PL_3307 plug); AS-PL A3316S (130 A, freewheel clutch pulley, 5 ribs, 57 mm, new, PL_3307 plug); AS-PL A9250S (120 A, rigid belt pulley, 6 ribs, 58 mm, new, PL_3307 plug); Ridex 4G0530 (150 A, freewheel clutch pulley, 6 ribs, 55 mm, new, B+ M8 with D-C-L-FR, excludes vacuum pump) |
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| Outputs & variants | Outputs are 90 A, 110 A, 120 A, 130 A and 150 A. The 1.7 and 2.0 CRDi diesels take the 150 A unit on a six-rib 55 mm freewheel clutch pulley; the 1.6 and 2.0 petrols take 110 A to 130 A, either six-rib 58 mm (rigid or freewheel) or five-rib 57 mm freewheel. All alternators listed are new, with only the Stardax unit sold on an exchange basis. |
| Genuine (OE) numbers quoted | AS-PL A3553S quotes 37300-2E300; AS-PL A3195 quotes 37300-25201; AS-PL A9250S quotes 37300-2E400; AS-PL A9178 quotes 37300-2B600; AS-PL A3602S quotes 0986083550; AS-PL A3316S quotes 2611067. |
| Fitment notes | Diesel ix35s take the 150 A six-rib 55 mm unit and petrols a smaller 110 to 130 A unit, so check the engine first and then count the ribs; the 120 A six-rib unit comes in rigid and freewheel pulley forms; Bosch and Ridex units exclude engines with an alternator-driven vacuum pump; Stardax STX102201 carries a GBP 21.94 core charge. |
A Genuinely Useful Diagnostic Benchmark Worth Knowing — Hyundai ix35 Alternator
If you're trying to determine whether the alternator is genuinely at fault, this is worth knowing: with the engine off, battery voltage should read between roughly 12.4 and 12.7 volts. Once started, this should rise to between roughly 13.7 and 14.7 volts if charging correctly. If a warning light appears while driving, turning off every accessory you safely can and seeing if the warning clears tells you whether there's still enough charging capacity to get you somewhere safely.
It's also worth knowing that on some models, the fuse protecting the alternator circuit isn't a conventional, easily replaceable fuse at all, but a shunt in a different physical location.
Hyundai ix35 Alternator: Often Blamed on the Battery Instead
Early on, a weak Hyundai ix35 battery and a dying alternator look almost identical — dim lights, sluggish starts, a car that won't hold its charge — which is exactly why so many people fit a new battery and end up back at the garage weeks later, the actual fault still unaddressed.
Hyundai ix35 Alternator: Watch: Replacing It
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Hyundai ix35 Alternator: What It Does
On the Hyundai ix35, while the engine runs, the alternator generates the electricity that charges the battery and powers the car's electrical systems directly. With a healthy alternator, the battery's real job becomes starting the engine and covering brief demand spikes, rather than running the electronics on its own.
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Hyundai ix35 Alternator: Warning Signs, DIY Difficulty & Aftermarket Advice
These are the same regardless of make or model — see our full Alternator Guide for symptoms to watch for (plus a genuinely useful two-minute test to confirm it's not the battery instead), confirming the right amperage and fitment against your VIN, and which brands are worth trusting.
More Hyundai Alternator
The same part, covered across other Hyundai models.