2001 Ford Ranger Alternator

Using an accessory like the air conditioning shouldn't cause the lights to dim, and your engine should crank over powerfully the first time you try. If you can't be sure that's true for your truck, then your 2001 Ford Ranger alternator might be due for a replacement. There's no set interval to change it, although most last between five and ten years, but the presence of symptoms necessitates the job. Thankfully, it's a process most DIYers are able to tackle on their own, and AutoZone always has What It Takes To Do The Job Right from top brands like Duralast.

In many cases, the battery light will come on when the alternator for your 2001 Ford Ranger can't keep up with your pickup's electrical demands any longer. You can also notice belt squeal, whining noises, and a dead battery occasionally, and a replacement is your best option. A typical 2001 Ford Ranger alternator replacement costs between $100 and $300 at AutoZone, depending on your vehicle's build, and finding the right amperage, size, and style is crucial if it's going to last another decade. Fortunately, we make it easy to find the alternator you need in-store and online.

Shop at AutoZone for your new alternator as well as any other oils, filters, repair parts, and accessories you want. And when you have Free Next Day Delivery available, you'll be back up and running in no time flat.