New Bosch Alternator on 2040-parts.com
Simsbury, Connecticut, US
This is a Re-manufactured Bosch Alternator that I purchased for $200 when I thought I had an alternator problem which turned out to be a short in a small blue wire that goes to the instrument cluster. I never used it on the car and have since sold the car. Trying to make some space in my garage and purging some parts I have been holding on to.
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