Keep your classic AMC's charging system in check with the Standard Ignition Voltage Regulator VR-112. It is a direct-fit replacement for many American Motors vehicles, among them the 1966-1969 American Motors Ambassador, 1968-1969 American Motors AMX and 1969 American Motors Rambler; see the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.
A voltage regulator controls the output of the charging system. It is designed to help hold system voltage within its intended range for proper battery charging.
Signs that a voltage regulator may need replacing include:
Test the charging system before replacing parts, because a worn charging unit, drive belt, battery or wiring fault can cause the same symptoms. Engine-level details for each vehicle are listed on the Buyer's Guide tab.
What does the Standard Ignition VR-112 voltage regulator do?
It regulates the output of the charging system. It is designed to help hold system voltage within its intended range for proper battery charging.
Which vehicles is the VR-112 listed for?
It is listed for many American Motors vehicles, including the 1966-1969 American Motors Ambassador and the 1968-1969 American Motors AMX. See the Buyer's Guide tab for every model and year.
What are signs my voltage regulator may be failing?
Warning signs include dimming or pulsing lights, a battery that runs down or seems overcharged, and abnormal charging-gauge readings. Test the charging system first to confirm the cause.
How does Standard protect its electronic regulator boards?
Standard encapsulates its electronic voltage regulator PC boards in epoxy. This helps resist failures caused by vibration and by corrosion of electrical connections.
Is VR-112 the same part as VR112?
Yes. VR-112 and VR112 are two ways of writing the same Standard Ignition part number.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
