Standard Ignition Voltage Regulator P/N:VR-126

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MPN: VR-126
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Standard Ignition Voltage Regulator P/N:VR-126
Standard Ignition Voltage Regulator P/N:VR-126
$98.99

Keep your Volkswagen's charging system in check with the Standard Ignition Voltage Regulator VR-126. It drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the 1967-1969 Volkswagen Beetle (H4-1.5L), 1970-1979 Volkswagen Beetle (H4-1.6L), 1967-1969 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia (H4-1.5L), 1970-1974 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia (H4-1.6L), and 1971-1979 Volkswagen Super Beetle (H4-1.6L). Each listed application uses one.

  • Core job: regulates the charging system's output voltage, holding it within the intended range so the battery and electrical components aren't over- or under-supplied.
  • Protects the system: by controlling output, it helps guard the battery and connected electronics against excessive charging voltage.
  • Direct-fit replacement: installs on the listed Volkswagen applications above.

Signs the regulator may need replacing include a battery that won't stay charged, lights that dim or flicker as engine speed changes, or a battery that runs hot from overcharging. These symptoms can have other causes, so diagnose the charging system before replacing — if a failed voltage regulator is the cause, this VR-126 replaces it.

Manufacturer part number: VR-126 (also VR126).

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the VR-126 voltage regulator do?

It regulates the charging system's output voltage, keeping it within the intended range so the battery and electrical components receive a controlled charge.

Which vehicles does this fit?

It's a direct-fit replacement for the 1967-1979 VW Beetle (H4-1.5L/H4-1.6L), 1967-1974 Karmann Ghia (H4-1.5L/H4-1.6L), and 1971-1979 Super Beetle (H4-1.6L). See the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm.

How many do I need?

Each listed application uses one voltage regulator.

What are the signs of a failing voltage regulator?

A battery that won't stay charged, dimming or flickering lights that change with engine speed, or a battery running hot from overcharging. Diagnose the charging system first, as these can have other causes.

What is the manufacturer part number?

This is Standard Ignition manufacturer part number VR-126.