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CARQUEST of Chelsea: Shop Alternators

Light Duty and Heavy Duty Alternators in 40 to 160 amperes are great options to ensure high efficiency and durability even under the toughest conditions. An alternator's stators and rectifiers are tested to ensure reliability. Alternators need to meet high-performance standards to keep trucks and cars with sophisticated electronic and computer systems running smoothly. Call today 734-475-3741 and order your next alternator or stop by 405 N Main St and ask us about alternator parts, manufacturer standards, and installation tips.

Check Out CARQUEST of Chelsea's AC Delco and GM Alternators

From alternators, to cooling lines to gaskets and valve bodies CARQUEST of Chelsea has the GM OE Transmission auto parts and ACDelco Professional Transmission part you need for your next transmission repair. Get an alternator with the fit, form, and function that only the high standards and specifications of General Motors can offer. Rest assured that you will receive high-quality parts engineered for long-lasting performance, durability, and dependability when you shop with CARQUEST of Chelsea.


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We have established longterm and stable partnerships with various clients thanks to our excellence in solving their automotive needs!

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Every experience is perfect. Just today, my 1988 truck door latch gizmo breaks or is stuck. I exit truck but can't close the door. It's pouring down rain. I call local dealership where I have serviced and ask for a house call or at least help of some kind. They tell me to bring it in and they will look at but parts will take time to order. I am thinking "but it's pouring down rain and it's 55 speed limit on road into town." I hang up and remember how wonderful Chelsea Carquest guys have been since I bought this truck. I call tell them the problem and they tell me the "trick" to fix it--you need to pull the outside handle up (like you are opening it) in order the the latch to release and go back into place. I run outside in the rain, I try it and it works! Love these guys every time. Now I can go to work!. quotes-image
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