Voltage regulator replacement
2000 Disco II Disco 2
Do I have to dismount the alternator to replace the voltage regulator in it? The alternator is Bosch ERR 6413. Thank you in advance for your help!
Do I have to dismount the alternator to replace the voltage regulator in it? The alternator is Bosch ERR 6413. Thank you in advance for your help!
Dear JUKE179r,
Thank you for your interest in my problem and your reply. Since I'm not an expert in any way or shape I might be missing something. It is a cost issue. A new alternator is $300+ vs a regulator $40-$60. I thought it made sense unless I'm missing something.
Thank you for your interest in my problem and your reply. Since I'm not an expert in any way or shape I might be missing something. It is a cost issue. A new alternator is $300+ vs a regulator $40-$60. I thought it made sense unless I'm missing something.
I understand what you are saying about the price differences but these Discos are 16-21 years old. I’m all about preventive maintenance since most of the Discos still have original parts that will eventually fail. I saw a few remanufactured alts with warranties on eBay for $120 -$150.
if you are going to disassemble the alt, don’t forget about the replacing the bearing. Those go bad too.
if you are going to disassemble the alt, don’t forget about the replacing the bearing. Those go bad too.
Yeah you can get a new 150AMP unit out of a 99-02 P38 RR for around 134.00. Parts Player was a brand I installed several starters/alternators for a few friends/customers and they were 100% new (made in China of coarse), but zero issues. I've replaced the regulator on an alternator I knew had worn out brushes with no problems. Or check a local junk yard/pick n pull and you can usually walk out with an alternator for 25-35.00. I always slap the RR equivalent into a D1/D2 as the extra 20/30AMP's won't hurt and it's 100% PNP Compatible.
Yeah you can get a new 150AMP unit out of a 99-02 P38 RR for around 134.00. Parts Player was a brand I installed several starters/alternators for a few friends/customers and they were 100% new (made in China of coarse), but zero issues. I've replaced the regulator on an alternator I knew had worn out brushes with no problems. Or check a local junk yard/pick n pull and you can usually walk out with an alternator for 25-35.00. I always slap the RR equivalent into a D1/D2 as the extra 20/30AMP's won't hurt and it's 100% PNP Compatible.
Never had a pulley issue so that is a first & yes if you are going from say a Valeo 120amp unit to a Bosch 130/150amp unit the main cable position is different, but you can very easily adjust it for that. Bosch 130 & 150 have the main cable to position in the same spot.


