Check Charging System light
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The bosch AL8799X for the 2.4 (which I believe the OP has from his sig pic) is around 185 dollars shipped. Denso does not list a PN for the 2.4 but the 2.2 PN is 210-0552 and is 140 + 13 shipping on amazon, which I believe is compatible with the 2.4. Acdelco claims to be a nippondenso reman unit but since acdelco gets parts from different suppliers all the time, not sure where that was remanufactured. Typically they are ok though as they are the OEM replacement at the dealership. 3342624A is 220 on rockauto with a 46 dollar core you get back making it 175 or so.
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I would assume that the LNF alt is more expensive because of limited production, only being available for 2 years in the cobalt.
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So I got the car back today... They put in a new ECM because they got codes P0622 & B1325 which led them to believe there was an intermittent internal problem with the ECM. Drove it home today and so far so good. Hope that its all good to go now!!
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I know I havent posted back here for a while on my problem but I read some were that they run a little higher ie 15 volts during the colder time of the year. So here I am in Nebraska so I held off for a while but it is still running @ 15 volts. Do you think I should start looking at grounds and cleaning them up or its still my alternator. I kinda gave up on the 1 dealership because apparently they didn't think 15 volts was too high and I dont have a problem. At least my charging sys light / batt light hasnt been on for a while. Knock on wood. I think im going to take it to the other one in town and hopefully they will change the alternator under my extended warranty for a $100 as apposed to buying the OEM alternator.
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