1972 Renault R16 Automatic TransFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Generator Regulators - BOSCH: Application

Model Part No.
Alfa Romeo
  Giulia 1600(1963-68)
    T1, Sprint, Spider (3) RS/VA 200/12 A2
    All Others (3) VA/14V 25A
BMW
  1500, 1600, 1800(1963-65) 0 190 350 018
  1800 ti (1963-66) 0 190 350 044
  1600, 1602 (Before 8/67) 0 190 350 057
Mercedes Benz
  190C, 190DC(1963-65) (1)0 190 309 002
  220B, 220SB, 220SEB(1963-65) 0 190 309 002
  300SE (1963-65) 0 190 309 010
  300SEB (1965-67) 0 190 309 010
  300SEL (1966-67) 0 190 309 010
Opel
  All Models
    1100 Eng (1966-67) 0 190 350033
    1100, 1500 Engine (1968-70) 0 190 350 049
Porsche
  356(1963-65) 0 190309017
  912(1966-69) (2)0 190 350 038
Renault
  R-1094 (1963-66) 190 309 109
  R-1095 (1963-67) 190 309 109
  R-1130 (1963-67) 190 309 019
  R-1131 (1963-65) 190309019
  R-l 132 (1965-66) 190 309019
  R-l 133 (1965-67) 190 309 019
Saab
  All Models (1965-66) (3) 12/A2
Volkswagen
  Type 1
    1963-64 (4) 190 213 015
    1964-65 190 213 032
    1966 (5) 190 213 036
    1967-68 190 238 038
    1969-72 190 213 069
    1973 190 350068
  Type 2
    1962-64 190 213 031
    1965 190 350 030
    1966 190 215 025
    1967-68 190 350038
    1969-71 190 350 064
  Type 3
    1966-68 190 350038
    1969-72 190 350 069
    1973 190 350068
  Volvo
    544(1963-66) 0 190 350 005
    122S(1967-68) 0 190350005
(1) Optional regulator part number is 0 190 300 079.
(2) Optional regulator part number is 0 190 350 038.
(3) Type number.
(4) Karmann Ghia uses part number 190 213 013.
(5) Karmann Ghia uses part number 190 213 025.
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