1968 Chevrolet Chevy II Alternator 8 Cyl 5.3L Powermaster

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Features:
Fits Small Block Chevy
100 Plus Amps At Top End/60 Plus Amps At Idle
Machined From Billet Aluminum For Light Weight And Durability
Hardcoat Anodized Pulleys For Durability
Snug Mount On Driver Side
Bracket Pre-assembled For Your Convenience

CS121; Snug Mount; 100 Amp; Includes Alternator PN[8072]/Alternator Pulley [181]/Crank Pulley [293]/Bracket [881]/Belt [7280]; For Drag Racing Use Only

Pro Series Alternator Kit; CS121; Snug Mount; 100 Amp; Includes Alternator PN[8072]/Alternator Pulley [181]/Crank Pulley [293]/Bracket [881]/Belt [7280]; For Drag Racing Use Only;

Pro Series Alternator Kit

7 In Stock

Best Price:

$458.00 USD $549.60 USD

Brand	Powermaster
Part #	P668-881
Condition	New
Warehouse	B

Chevy II Powermaster Alternator 1968 Chevrolet

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Additional Fitment Information:

Vehicle	Engine	CC	CID	Block Type
1968 Chevrolet Chevy II	8 Cyl 5.3L	5358	327	V

Description Specifications Reviews (81)

CS121; Snug Mount; 100 Amp; Includes Alternator PN[8072]/Alternator Pulley [181]/Crank Pulley [293]/Bracket [881]/Belt [7280]; For Drag Racing Use Only
Pro Series Alternator Kit; CS121; Snug Mount; 100 Amp; Includes Alternator PN[8072]/Alternator Pulley [181]/Crank Pulley [293]/Bracket [881]/Belt [7280]; For Drag Racing Use Only;
Pro Series Alternator Kit

Replacement & Maintenance Guide

Helpful replacement and maintenance guidance for Alternator.

System	Charging / Electrical
Description / What It Does	The alternator charges the battery and powers the vehicle’s electrical systems while the engine is running. Weak alternators can cause dim lights, battery warning lights, dead batteries, slow accessories, and random electrical issues.
Replace / Inspect Guidance	No normal wear interval, but test yearly after about 80,000 miles; many fail around 80,000–120,000 miles, so replace at the first signs of weak charging, bearing noise, or repeated battery failures.
Job Difficulty	Moderate DIY to Pro
Maintenance Tips	Keep the battery and terminals healthy, fix belt tension/noise quickly, and avoid oil or coolant leaks dripping onto the alternator.

General

Amperage

100 Amp

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