Alternator Rectifier Nippon Denso 30A 12V Toyota Honda RCT6018

SKU: RCT6018
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    Description

    Vehicle Compatibility

    This alternator rectifier is designed for Nippon Denso alternators used on select Toyota and Honda applications where the original rectifier matches the same IR/IF configuration, terminal post layout and M6 mounting/thread detail. Confirm by alternator model and rectifier layout before ordering.

    Reference / variant: RCT6018CX (Rectifier Alternator Nippon Denso 30A IR/IF Toyota / Honda)

    Specifications

    • Reference: RCT6018
    • Variant / Reference: RCT6018CX
    • Part Type: Alternator Rectifier
    • Alternator Family: Nippon Denso
    • System Voltage: 12V
    • Diode Rating: 30A Diodes
    • Rectifier Type: IR/IF
    • Connection: Terminal Post
    • Fitment Detail: Toyota M6

    Features

    • Alternator rectifier designed to match Nippon Denso alternator architecture
    • 30A diode capacity for stable current handling on compatible 12V systems
    • IR/IF configuration for correct internal regulation compatibility on matching units
    • Helps restore charging performance where rectifier diodes have failed

    Why Buy From Us

    • Local South African stock with reliable nationwide delivery
    • 12-month warranty (subject to correct application and installation)
    • Fitment assistance using alternator details, labels and photos
    • Trusted by workshops and DIY customers for durable charging components

    Installation & Maintenance Tips

    • Disconnect the battery before alternator removal or rectifier replacement
    • Match the rectifier by alternator family (Nippon Denso), IR/IF type, terminal post layout and Toyota M6 detail
    • Inspect brushes, slip rings and regulator while the alternator is open
    • Clean and tighten all power and earth connections to prevent voltage drop and repeat failures
    • After reassembly, verify charging voltage under load and check for abnormal AC ripple
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