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Where to buy voltage regulator
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Where to buy voltage regulator
My alternator is only supplying 13.4 volts at idle and 13.6 volts at 4000 rpm so I want to replace the regulator and brushes. According to realoem it's a Valeo 150 amp alternator. I've tried a few suppliers and none can supply what I want (although they can supply an entire alternator). Does anyone know a supplier who can supply the regulator?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
BMW X5 3.0d M-Sport facelift (E53).
Re: Where to buy voltage regulator
Available from your BMW dealer . Part number 12317797662
As seen on realoem.com http://realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?mod ... g=22&hl=23
Also , you really should say what year and model you have otherwise nobody can give a quick answer .
I used my telepathic powers to deduce that you have a late 2004 3.0D .
And anyway , if you use a tellingbone to call a dealer and give them your car details I am sure they will provide you with the correct part .
As seen on realoem.com http://realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?mod ... g=22&hl=23
Also , you really should say what year and model you have otherwise nobody can give a quick answer .
I used my telepathic powers to deduce that you have a late 2004 3.0D .
And anyway , if you use a tellingbone to call a dealer and give them your car details I am sure they will provide you with the correct part .
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- lezmtaylor
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Re: Where to buy voltage regulator
[quote="amacman"]
Available from your BMW dealer . Part number 12317797662
As seen on realoem.com http://realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?mod ... g=22&hl=23
Also , you really should say what year and model you have otherwise nobody can give a quick answer .
I used my telepathic powers to deduce that you have a late 2004 3.0D .
And anyway , if you use a tellingbone to call a dealer and give them your car details I am sure they will provide you with the correct part .
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What is a ''tellingbone'' that is a new one on me.
Lez
Available from your BMW dealer . Part number 12317797662
As seen on realoem.com http://realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?mod ... g=22&hl=23
Also , you really should say what year and model you have otherwise nobody can give a quick answer .
I used my telepathic powers to deduce that you have a late 2004 3.0D .
And anyway , if you use a tellingbone to call a dealer and give them your car details I am sure they will provide you with the correct part .
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What is a ''tellingbone'' that is a new one on me.
Lez
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Re: Where to buy voltage regulator
[quote="lezmtaylor"]
What is a ''tellingbone'' that is a new one on me.
Lez
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A fossilised Mobile perhaps? Or possibly two bones with string between. You speak to one bone and it 'tells' the bone at other end.....
What is a ''tellingbone'' that is a new one on me.
Lez
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A fossilised Mobile perhaps? Or possibly two bones with string between. You speak to one bone and it 'tells' the bone at other end.....
Never anthropomorphise computers. They hate that.
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Re: Where to buy voltage regulator
Sorry. Forgot to add vehicle details.
Sure I can get it from bmw but you know how much more expensive they normally are. I was hoping for a much cheaper 3rd party source.
Use the old dog and bone eh? How quaint. It's all done over the information superhighway these days. Lol.
In all seriousness, I'll give the stealer ship a call and see how much of my soul I need to sell to the devil.
Cheers.
Sure I can get it from bmw but you know how much more expensive they normally are. I was hoping for a much cheaper 3rd party source.
Use the old dog and bone eh? How quaint. It's all done over the information superhighway these days. Lol.
In all seriousness, I'll give the stealer ship a call and see how much of my soul I need to sell to the devil.
Cheers.
BMW X5 3.0d M-Sport facelift (E53).
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Re: Where to buy voltage regulator
BMW want £111 for it :'( . I'm gonna try and get the Motorola number off the back of it and find a sensibly priced option.
BMW X5 3.0d M-Sport facelift (E53).
Re: Where to buy voltage regulator
LOL
you want a sensibly priced part for an X5 ) ) ) )
http://bmwfans.info/parts/catalog/E46/C ... 50a_valeo/
http://www.lima-shop.de/en/index.php/ca ... ators.html
http://seekpart24.com/bmw/x5-e53-00/3-0 ... tor-100041
you want a sensibly priced part for an X5 ) ) ) )
http://bmwfans.info/parts/catalog/E46/C ... 50a_valeo/
http://www.lima-shop.de/en/index.php/ca ... ators.html
http://seekpart24.com/bmw/x5-e53-00/3-0 ... tor-100041
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Re: Where to buy voltage regulator
Is there not a possibility of repairing the 'item' ,or someone could it be a part that is 'universal ' to other alternators just a thought
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Re: Where to buy voltage regulator
Once I'd got the Valeo part number of the alternator off the back of it, I managed to source a regulator with brushes for £55. So all changed and still < 14v charging.
BMW X5 3.0d M-Sport facelift (E53).
Re: Where to buy voltage regulator
Nothing really wrong with those charging figures, How many volts do you want to charge a 12 volt battery!
Cant remember off the top of my head if the X5 is "smart" charging, If so then the alternator will only give an output required by the battery, If the battery is in good condition then I'd expect to see those figures.
Have you tried a volt drop test and a test with loads on?
My 62 plate VW Caddy sits at 12.4 volts, switch the loads on and it gives what is required upto about 14.2 volts
Dave
Cant remember off the top of my head if the X5 is "smart" charging, If so then the alternator will only give an output required by the battery, If the battery is in good condition then I'd expect to see those figures.
Have you tried a volt drop test and a test with loads on?
My 62 plate VW Caddy sits at 12.4 volts, switch the loads on and it gives what is required upto about 14.2 volts
Dave