Starters & Alternators

• Remanufactured - units are remanufactured to stringent specifications, not rebuilt.
 
• Replacement – replaces the parts of its remanufactured units that are most subject to wear and failure with new components.
 
• Testing: 100% of starters and alternators are tested after remanufacture for performance and reliability, which helps make sure they consistently satisfy the customers requirements.
 
• Quality - units are remanufactured to standardized and consistent procedures. • Warranty - offering 1 year warranty on alternators & starters.

Remanufactured Starter Motor Assemblies & Components
RI Battery Exchange Starters

• Are designed and tested to meet specifications for durability and reliability under extreme conditions.
• Use critical replacement parts that are 100% new OE components
• Benefit from the same innovations and upgrades that are applied to current OE products to help ensure performance, safety, and reliability.

 
Why a Starter Motor or Starter Drive May Fail

• Are designed and tested to meet specifications for durability and reliability under extreme conditions.
• Use critical replacement parts that are 100% new OE components
• Benefit from the same innovations and upgrades that are applied to current OE products to help ensure performance, safety, and reliability.

 
Related Components to Check

• Electrical connections throughout the starter circuit (battery, ignition switch, etc)
• Starter engagement to the engine flywheel

New & Remanufactured Alternators
RI Battery Exchange Alternators

• Are produced and tested to specifications. Testing is conducted for current output, cut-in speed and high-temperature durability.
• Critical replacement parts such as brushes and bearings that are 100% new OE components to ensure product performance, superiority, safety and reliability.
• Benefit from the same innovations and upgrades that are applied to current OE products to help ensure performance, safety and reliability.
• Use only voltage regulators that are application-specific to a vehicle's system-charging architecture - maximizing battery life.

 
Why an Alternator May Fail

• Extreme use or from exposure to extreme environmental conditions.
• An alternator may not function properly due to malfunctioning electrical connections, or because it is being driven properly by the engine accessories belt.