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Alternator voltage regulator failure symptoms

A failing alternator regulator is relatively easy to recognize. When the alternator voltage regulator of your car is failing, the car battery will no longer get charged. The alternator is also no longer controlled. Together, this will ensure that your car won't start. Naturally, a non-starting car can be caused by various problems. To find out if the alternator voltage regulator is failing, you need a gauge to check the alternator regulator. If the problem appears to be the voltage regulator, you will need to replace it.

Alternator regulator replacement

You can replace an alternator regulator yourself. You can also have it replaced at your local garage, but then the costs can easily run-up. If you choose for your local garage, at least buy the part cheaply at Winparts and take it with you, so you can save as much money as possible. How you replace an alternator regulator is difficult to describe. It differs per car make and model. In general, it is a simple and quick job. The alternator voltage regulator is usually mounted to the alternator with one or two screws. To replace the alternator voltage regulator, you first need to remove the plug connection and unscrew the regulator. In some cases, it is necessary to first remove the entire alternator. Fitting the new part works in the reverse order.

Buy a new alternator regulator

Buying an alternator voltage regulator is quick and easy at Winparts. Enter your number plate or select your car make and model on our website and the suitable parts for your car will be displayed. Voltage regulators are available from different brands such as Beru, Bosch, FEBI and Hella. Looking for a new starter motor, alternator clutch pulley or removing tools? You will also find these parts in our wide range of car parts.

Alternator voltage regulator

The alternator voltage regulator of the car controls, as the name suggests, the voltage. The regulator ensures that the low voltage generated by the alternator is converted into a normal voltage suitable for your car. The voltage can then be used to power, for example, your headlights. Over time, this part may fail and you need to replace it when this happens. Buying a new voltage regulator is quick and easy at Winparts. Enter your number plate or select your car make and model, the suitable alternator regulators for your car will be displayed.

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Alternator Regulator

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Voltage [V]: 12
Manufacturer Restriction: Valeo Ducellier
Operating voltage [V]: 14
Guarantee: 2 years
SVHC: 117-81-7; Bis (2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP)
SVHC: 7439-92-1; loodchromaat
SVHC: 84-74-2; Dibutyl phthalate (DBP)
Assy./disassy. by qualified personnel required!