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How much is an alternator for a 2005 Honda?

Typically, you’ll pay about $100–$350 for a remanufactured aftermarket alternator, or $300–$500 for a new OEM unit from a dealer; labor and core charges apply. This range covers the common 2005 Honda models, but the exact price depends on the model and where you buy.


The 2005 model year encompasses several popular vehicles—Civic, Accord, CR-V, and others—each with its own part number. Prices vary by whether you buy new, remanufactured, or used, and by the retailer or dealer you choose. This article outlines typical price ranges and factors to help you estimate total costs before installation.


Pricing options and what to expect


Prices depend on the source and the specific model. The following ranges reflect common options you’ll encounter when shopping for a 2005 Honda alternator.



  • Remanufactured aftermarket alternators (non-OEM): typically $100–$250

  • New OEM/rebuilt from a dealer: typically $300–$500

  • Used or salvaged units: typically $40–$150

  • Labor for installation (varies by shop): typically $100–$250

  • Core charge (refundable in many cases): often $0–$100


Prices can vary by location, vehicle model, and supplier, so it’s wise to compare several outlets and ask about core charges and warranties before purchasing.


Model-specific price expectations



  • 2005 Honda Civic (1.7L): Remanufactured around $120–$180; New OEM around $350–$480

  • 2005 Honda Accord (2.4L): Remanufactured around $140–$210; New OEM around $370–$520

  • 2005 Honda CR-V (2.4L): Remanufactured around $110–$190; New OEM around $340–$500


These figures reflect typical listings from major retailers as of recent years. Always verify the exact part number for your vehicle and compare several sources to confirm current pricing and warranty terms.


Labor and installation considerations


Labor costs vary by region and shop, but most installations take about 1 to 2 hours depending on access and vehicle model. If you’re replacing a failing alternator yourself, you can save substantially on labor, though you’ll need basic mechanical skill and the right tools.


Summary


For a 2005 Honda, expect part prices in the broad range of $100–$350 for a remanufactured aftermarket alternator or $300–$500 for a new OEM unit, with additional costs for labor and core charges. Prices differ by model (Civic, Accord, CR-V, etc.) and by retailer, so shopping around and checking warranties will help you lock in a fair total price.

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