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<blockquote data-quote="bumpasauras" data-source="post: 8248741" data-attributes="member: 607820">You can buy a stock replacement alt for the navigator (which will fit your expedition) at auto zone or napa that is 180 amp for like 140.00. Might think about upgrading . The good thing about expeditions is there are tons of aftermarket alts out there for reasonable money.I found several 240 amp alts with a good warranty when i searched &quot;ford expedition h/o alt&quot; look around and see what you can find, just make sure you get a brand name alt with a warranty because you do not want to go down the &quot;cheap h/o ebay alt&quot; road you will not be happy. I know that nappa has a direct fit delco 180 amp alt for your expedition&nbsp; that is around 200$If you have 700 to spend a good choice would be the sound cubed 2200 and a 180 amp delco alt. That would make a helluva difference. I have (or had) a 180 amp alt in my rodeo with just 3 yellow top batts (1 under the hood 2 in the back) and it would keep up with 3200 rms with no voltage issues.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bumpasauras, post: 8248741, member: 607820"] You can buy a stock replacement alt for the navigator (which will fit your expedition) at auto zone or napa that is 180 amp for like 140.00. Might think about upgrading . The good thing about expeditions is there are tons of aftermarket alts out there for reasonable money. I found several 240 amp alts with a good warranty when i searched "ford expedition h/o alt" look around and see what you can find, just make sure you get a brand name alt with a warranty because you do not want to go down the "cheap h/o ebay alt" road you will not be happy. I know that nappa has a direct fit delco 180 amp alt for your expedition that is around 200$ If you have 700 to spend a good choice would be the sound cubed 2200 and a 180 amp delco alt. That would make a helluva difference. I have (or had) a 180 amp alt in my rodeo with just 3 yellow top batts (1 under the hood 2 in the back) and it would keep up with 3200 rms with no voltage issues. [/QUOTE]

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