Alternator For Honda ACCORD 2018-19, CIVIC, CR-V 2017-19 104211-4340; 400-52720R
Alternator For Honda ACCORD 2018-19, CIVIC, CR-V 2017-19 104211-4340; 400-52720R
Alternator For Honda ACCORD 2018-19, CIVIC, CR-V 2017-19 104211-4340; 400-52720R
Alternator For Honda ACCORD 2018-19, CIVIC, CR-V 2017-19 104211-4340; 400-52720R
Alternator For Honda ACCORD 2018-19, CIVIC, CR-V 2017-19 104211-4340; 400-52720R

Alternator For Honda ACCORD 2018-19, CIVIC, CR-V 2017-19 104211-4340; 400-52720R

Item #: 400-52720R

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Item Number: 400-52720R

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Product Specs

Item ConditionAftermarket Part
DescriptionAlternator
FamilyDenso SC (Hairpin)
Volt12
Amps135
ConditionRemanufactured
Mount TypeCradle
Rotation DirectionCW
Mount Hole ID 19.100mm
Mount Hole 1 TypeUnthreaded
Mount Hole ID 2M8-1.25
Mount Hole 2 TypeThreaded
Mount Hole ID 39.100mm
Mount Hole 3 TypeUnthreaded
Mount Hole ID 4M8-1.25
Mount Hole 4 TypeThreaded
Mounting Ear Thickness15.100mm
Mounting Ear 2 Thickness23mm
Mounting Ear 3 Thickness25.100mm
Mounting Ear 4 Thickness23mm
Fan LocationInternal
Regulator LocationInternal
Terminal IDB+
Terminal SizeM8-1.25
Terminal ID 2LIN
Terminal 2 SizePIN
Number Of Grooves7
Groove OD57mm
Pulley TypeClutch

Applications List

Select Make & Type
MAKE TYPE MODEL YEAR ENGINE
Honda Auto and Light TruckACCORD 2018
Honda Auto and Light TruckACCORD 2019
Honda Auto and Light TruckCIVIC 2017
Honda Auto and Light TruckCIVIC 2018
Honda Auto and Light TruckCIVIC 2019
Honda Auto and Light TruckCR-V 2017
Honda Auto and Light TruckCR-V 2018
Honda Auto and Light TruckCR-V 2019

Replaces These Part Numbers

Denso104211-4340
Honda31100-5PA-A01
Lester21238

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need a larger charge wire for a High Output unit?
A: The high amp unit will operate better than stock, but not to its full potential without a larger charge wire. It’s the same reason firetrucks do not use garden hoses. It is IMPARATIVE to have proper charge and ground cables.

Q: Does a High Amp unit cause any damage to my battery or my vehicles charging system?
A: As long as it is installed properly with battery in good condition, then no. A High Output unit works exactly like a factory unit and only produces what is being demanded. No alternator works continuously at full output. Higher amperage is not bad and will not hurt a battery, but high voltage will blow one up.

Q: Will aftermarket underdrive pulleys (crankshaft power pulley) have any effect on my alternator?
A: Yes, underdrive crankshaft pulleys slow all the components (power steering, a/c, and alternator) to provide more power to the rear wheels. In some cases, the charging systems will fall totally on the battery at idle and completely stop charging.

Q: Where is the best place to get a voltage reading of the alternator output?
A: You’ll get the most accurate voltage reading from the back of the alternator at the main charge post that runs directly to the battery. This must be done while the vehicle is running.

Q: Why is the pulley on a high amp alternator smaller than my stock pulley?
A: The smaller pulley advances the power curve of the alternator just slightly, which produces a little more amperage around the idle if needed.

Q: Will I need a smaller belt for my high amp unit?
A: This varies by application because not all belts and belt tensioners are in the same condition. The tensioner will always tell you if you need a new belt or not. If it’s in range, you will not. If it is out, you will. Generally, you will need a belt that is one inch shorter than stock. You should have no problem finding a replacement wherever you buy your parts. V belt applications simply re-adjust your belt tensions to 3/8” deflection.

Q: What is the difference between a one wire, self-exciting and a self-energizing regulator?
A: Nothing. They are all exactly the same. Different manufacturers use different terms for marketing. The only wire to hook up is the charge wire to the battery. This does require modification for the alternator charge light on the dash.

Q: My stock unit used a five-groove pulley, and you sent my high amp alternator with a 6 groove. Why and what can I do?
A: 5 groove overdrive pullies are not produced. Install the belt on the back groove of the pulley closest to the fan or body of the alternator. The fan is internal, and this application will work just fine.

Q: Can your alternator be run in dual or triple alternator applications?
A: Yes. When wired and mounted correctly, the alternator can run in either dual or triple applications.

Q: Will I need a new battery with a high amp alternator?
A: If your battery is in good condition, and in spec of its OEM rating, then no. Your battery should work equally well with either the OEM and a High Amp unit.

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