Re: [DML] Fuse Box Relay Type and Part Numbers

[Chris Almy <chris.almy@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

There are several different types of relays in that compartment. The most 
common ones were underrated and should be replaced. From the workshop 
manual, they are #19-22, 24, 28, 29, and the relay in the engine 
compartment. You can tell the originals by their metal casing. If they are 
metal and have a diagonal line across them, then they are upgraded and 
fine. For replacements, it's a pretty standard layout. Bosch is the most 
popular and their model is: 0 332 209 150. A Google search with this number 
should show several on-line stores that sell them. Also, most vendors sell 
a kit that includes these relays and replacement circuit breakers.

The rest of the relays in the compartment aren't problematic and don't need 
replacement. While you are in the fuse compartment, check for the infamous 
blue fan fail module. If you have it, you are asking for trouble. All the 
vendors sell different replacement solutions. Be sure to check out their 
web sites to pick the best one for you.

Chris
VIN 4099

At 02:28 PM 1/6/2005 +0000, you wrote:
>Does anyone have the brand and part number for all the relays in the
>fuse box? I'm thinking they are Bosch but what are the manufacturer
>part numbers? Or are there several manufacturers for these relays?
>Thanks.
>
>Shannon
>VIN 16113






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