What alternator fits a 2001 Chevy Malibu 1.5 amp or 2 amp?

You're asking a very important question, but you've provided some incorrect information. Alternators are not measured in "amps". They are rated by their output in amperes (A), which indicates the maximum amount of electrical current they can produce.

Here's why it's important to get this right:

* 1.5A or 2A is extremely low for a car alternator. A typical car alternator will output anywhere from 60A to 140A, depending on the engine size and accessories.

* Choosing the wrong alternator can damage your electrical system. Too low of an output could lead to battery drain and electrical problems. Too high of an output is unlikely, but still not recommended.

To determine the correct alternator for your 2001 Chevy Malibu, you'll need to:

1. Find the alternator's part number on your current alternator. This is usually found on a sticker or cast into the alternator housing.

2. Look up the part number online or at an auto parts store. You can find it on websites like RockAuto.com or at stores like AutoZone, Advance Auto Parts, or O'Reilly Auto Parts.

3. Make sure the alternator is compatible with your specific model and engine. You may need to provide your engine size and any other relevant information to ensure you get the correct one.

Important Note: Don't just go by the amperage rating when choosing an alternator. Ensure the new alternator is physically compatible (mounting points, electrical connections) with your Malibu.