If you want OEM, send this guy an email. He works for Frank Motors in California and this is what he quoted me for 150 Amps
Don’t show anything greater than 150 for your 2007 Tundra. It runs $589.00 (do not list a reman option, either).
Thanks,
Scott
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I paid $300 for an remanuf at Napa auto and that sucker has a bad voltage regulator. I had all kind of check lights in my dash and finally that bad alternator toasted my Optima yellow top which cost me $265. Napa replaced the alternator and a new battery. If i can go back and do it all over again, i would order one from the dealer to avoid "bad voltage regulator".
It takes approx 1hr (this is for a none mechanic guy like me) to replace the alternator. Here is what i did
1. Jack passenger side up
2. remove the wheel
3. drain the radiator
4. remove the radiator hose
5. Remove the belt
6. drop the front sway bar (do not completely remove the bar)
7. remove the two screws on the alternator
8. Remove the power steering pump (do not disconnect the hose but you can unplug the cable)
9. remove the nut behind the power steering pump that keep the alternator in place
10. remove the two connectors that connect into the back of the alternator
11. remove the alternator through the bottom
Now you are ready to install the new alternator. Make sure you disconnect your battery