First off, the car that the alternator needs replaced is a 2000 Civic Si with a B16B CTR swap. The alternator went south on me and I got a re manufactured one from the auto parts store. Slapped that one in and this alternator isn't even putting out power at all. My question is, can I just get an alternator for a 2000 Civic Si and have it work fine on this swap? Ive been told that it would work. Also here are possible options, thanks in advance.

Alternator - Remfd - Standard

w/ 4 Groove Pulley w/ 75 Amp Alternator Mitsubishi Type w/ 4 Spade Plug-In Connectors RAY
2139142
$184.00
Core $49.50

Alternator - Remfd - Standard

w/ 4 Groove Pulley w/ 84 Amp Alternator Nippondenso Type RAY
2139111

$164.00
Core $60.50

Alternator - Remfd - Premium

w/ 4 Groove Pulley w/ 75 Amp Alternator Mitsubishi Type w/ 4 Spade Plug-In Connectors RAY
139142
$209.00
Core $49.50

Alternator - Remfd - Premium

w/ 4 Groove Pulley w/ 84 Amp Alternator Nippondenso Type RAY
139111

$199.00
Core $60.50

Alternator - Remfd

w/ 80 Amp Alternator USA Production BSH
AL1272X
$194.00
Core $66.60

Alternator - Remfd

w/ 75 Amp Alternator w/ 4 Pin Connector BSH
AL1269X

$189.00
Core $73.83

Alternator - Remfd

w/ 70 Amp Alternator w/ 3 Pin Connector BSH
AL1293X
$179.00
Core $89.07

 

you should be ok, with one from a si, as they are basicly the same thing, but go and get and remaned one from the factory. better the pos your getting form nappa

 

figured this much, thanks for the reply. But yeah the POS I replaced with came from Oreiley's. Was looking at NAPA or any other place for other options.

 

O'Reiley sell a lot of crap parts and are overpriced at the same time. And some of their parts aren't made to spec and don't always fit like an OEM part would fit. A friend of mine bought a fan motor recently for his Chevy and he had to grind some of the plastic away in order for the motor to fit.

 

the one at pepboys will work for u