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OEM Audi Alternators

N10717801 - : Mount Bracket Mount Bolt for Audi Image

Mount Bracket Mount Bolt

Diesel engine, # 2.
$7.01
MSRP $11.30
Save $4.29
38% Off
6B903193A - : Cap for Audi Image

Cap

2.0L, gas, valeo. A3. 2.0l. Valero.
Backordered
37145291A - : Pulley Cap for Audi Image

Pulley Cap

2.0L, gas. 2.0L, 2011-15, TT. Coupe, 3.0L, bosch. 2.0L 2008-10. with awd, TT. 2.5L. 3.2L, with 140 amp alternator, bosch.
$22.07
MSRP $36.78
Save $14.71
40% Off
3C0129363 - : Rectifier for Audi Image

Rectifier

$1.92
MSRP $3.00
Save $1.08
36% Off
N91108501 - : Belt Tensioner Bolt for Audi Image

Belt Tensioner Bolt

2.0L, 2009-2012. 2.0L, 2010-12. M10x60. 2.0L, gas, 2011-12.
$1.40
MSRP $2.18
Save $0.78
35.8% Off
P2903137A - : Serpentine Belt for Audi Image

Serpentine Belt

Routing:Crk,Tens,Alt,Idler. 21.36 x 882mm. 4.0L, rsq8. RS6 Avant. S8. RS7 Sportback. A8 Quattro. 4.0l. Alternator.
$35.96
MSRP $51.67
Save $15.71
30.4% Off
N91204501 - : A/C Compressor Bolt for Audi Image

A/C Compressor Bolt

$1.42
MSRP $1.84
Save $0.42
22.8% Off
N91045702 - : Mount Bracket Mount Bolt for Audi Image

Mount Bracket Mount Bolt

2.5L, m8x105x41.
$1.84
MSRP $2.88
Save $1.04
36.1% Off
6B903193B - : Cap for Audi Image

Cap

2.0L, diesel, valeo. A3. 2.0l tdi. Valero. 3.2L. 2.0L, 2008-10.
Backordered
N10761801 - : Mount Bracket Mount Bolt for Audi Image

Mount Bracket Mount Bolt

2.5L, m8x60.
$0.64
MSRP $1.00
Save $0.36
36% Off
N10636601 - : Compressor Assembly Mount Bolt for Audi Image

Compressor Assembly Mount Bolt

$6.99
MSRP $11.28
Save $4.29
38% Off
77115143D - : Mount Bracket Sleeve for Audi Image

Mount Bracket Sleeve

5.2L. 6.0L. 4.2L.
$18.92
MSRP $31.54
Save $12.62
40% Off

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Keeping Your Audi Running Strong with Reliable Alternators

Alternators are essential for keeping an Audi’s electrical system functioning properly. They recharge the battery and power electronic components while the engine runs. Over time, alternators can wear out due to heat, friction, and heavy electrical loads. At Audi Midwest, we provide genuine Audi alternators built to last and outperform generic aftermarket options, keeping vehicles like the A4 and Q5 running smoothly.

What alternators do

An alternator converts mechanical energy into electricity to maintain battery charge and run components like lights, infotainment, and sensors. When an alternator fails, the battery can drain, and electrical systems may malfunction. Using genuine Audi alternators ensures proper fit and reliable performance alongside related parts such as the serpentine belt.

Why alternators break down

Alternators degrade from age, high heat, and strain from added electrical demands. Worn bearings, brushes, or voltage regulators can cause failure. Genuine Audi replacements resist these issues and maintain consistent output, unlike lower-quality aftermarket alternatives. Regular inspections help catch wear before complete failure occurs.

When to replace an alternator

Signs that replacement is needed include dimming lights, a weak battery, or unusual noises. Typically, alternators last around 100,000 miles, but usage and driving conditions affect lifespan. Audi Midwest offers certified alternators to restore electrical performance quickly and reliably. Timely replacement keeps the vehicle’s systems fully operational and prevents unexpected breakdowns.

FAQ about Alternators

How do I know my alternator is failing?
Watch for dim lights, slow starts, or dashboard warning lights.

Are aftermarket alternators reliable?
Generic alternators may fail sooner; genuine Audi parts provide a precise fit and long-lasting performance.

What other parts are important for alternator operation?
The serpentine belt drives the alternator and should be inspected regularly.