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Alternators, starters, batteries, sensors, looms and modules.

Electrical parts: identify the unit and its condition

For an alternator or starter, compare the full original identifier and ask whether the replacement is new or remanufactured. Check any old-unit return terms separately. For a battery, distinguish the low-voltage auxiliary unit from a high-voltage traction battery; a warning or starting symptom alone does not identify the failed component.

Understand OEM, aftermarket and used-part labels

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Add the part to your request. The named supplier must confirm fitment, price, delivery and terms in a written quote.

Written quote
Delivery in writing
Supplier terms
Make, model and year

No payment is taken now. You will review your request and confirm contact and delivery details before the enquiry is sent.

Spare Car Part introduces you to independent UK suppliers. Your purchase contract is with the named supplier. No payment is taken when you submit a part request. Purchase and payment arrangements are between you and the named independent supplier.

Electrical questions

Can I request Start-Stop AGM and EFB batteries?

AGM and EFB fitment depends on the vehicle's charging system. The named supplier’s written offer should confirm the type, capacity, cold-cranking rating and any battery registration or coding requirement.

How fast can you deliver?

Delivery timing depends on the part, destination and current availability. Review the estimated dispatch window and delivery method in the named supplier’s written offer before ordering.

What if I find it cheaper elsewhere?

Compare like-for-like quotes using the brand, specification, included items, delivery charge and warranty terms as well as the headline price.

Do the parts come with a warranty?

Warranty periods, fitting requirements and exclusions vary by part. The named supplier’s written offer and order documents will state the applicable terms before you order.