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  1. jgmblair

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  2. Rifledriver

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    There is an electrical diagram right on the case that explains function but you have drawn over it.
     
  3. turbo-joe

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    both relay working equal, so they are the same from technical, only looks a little different
    you see this with the numbers:
    85 and 86 to activate and 30 and two times 87 to connect, also both with 30 A
     
  4. Steve Magnusson

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    You mean something other than they both seem to be obsolete now ;) -- not a good sign that they don't appear on TE's website. Since they have the same electrical diagram and same basic rating of 12V/30A, it will probably be something subtle like slightly different coil resistances or # of cycles at such-and-such a current, etc..
     
  5. flash32

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    Steve I know a while back ( not sure if you) there were recommendations for replacements - will any same config'd relay work ..or is there better ones ( in your opinion) out there
     
  6. Steve Magnusson

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    I don't know of anything "better". Generally, if the switch configuration shown on the outer case is the same, and the voltage and current marking is the same (e.g., 12V/30A), it's an OK substitute (for example, either of these would be fine to replace the metal Bosch ...113 relays IMO).
     
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  7. EDoug

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    Jeff and Steve M, I recently replaced the 19 metal Bosch relays in my 1986 Testarossa main fuse box. AutohausAZ provided all Bosch replacements with the same specification/configuration as the original metal types shown in the pics that follow:

    For the eleven metal 0 332 014 113 relays, I thought that I was going to receive the 0 332 019 151 relays, but I received Bosch 0 986 AH0 251 relays instead, black plastic case, shown to be manufactured 2023. $3.49 each.

    For the seven 0 332 204 101 relays, I received Bosch 0 332 209 151 relays, gray plastic case. $4.99 each.

    For the one 0 332 015 006 relay, I received the same Bosch ...006 relay, blue plastic case, but with data printed on the side. $18.49 each.

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  8. Steve Magnusson

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    Don't follow you here. The blue K relay is not a stock metal case ...006. Are there any part numbers or manufacture name on it? What is that ...234... number?
     
  9. EDoug

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  10. Steve Magnusson

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    Thanks very much for the additional pictures/data. Kind of surprised that Bosch would reuse that same 0 332 015 006 part number for a different construction relay. The V231... number is a Tyco relay part number so I'm glad to add that to my notes.

    Perfectly fine for replacing a Bosch ...113. In their complete specifications, these relays typically have a table of "# of cycles life" vs "current thru the contacts" and coil resistance, etc. so there could be some minor differences, but, since it says "12V/30A" on it, that's the right sort of relay.
     
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