Description
Vehicle Compatibility & OE Cross Reference
Alternator voltage regulator for select Nissan applications where the original regulator matches a 2 pin connection with IDL Sense plug type and the same charging characteristics. Listed for Nissan Almera applications. Confirm fitment by matching the regulator plug style and OE numbers below before ordering.
OE Numbers By Brand
- Nissan: 23215-0M011; 232150M011
- Mitsubishi: A866X36272; A866X42972
Specifications
- Reference: REG5009
- Part Type: Alternator Voltage Regulator
- System Voltage: 12V
- Charging Voltage: 14.5V
- Operating Voltage: 14V
- Connector / Pins: 2 Pin
- Plug Type: IDL Sense
- Lamp Function: Inactive Lamp
- Short Circuit Protection: Yes
- OE Cross Reference: Nissan 23215-0M011; Mitsubishi A866X36272
Features
- Regulates alternator field current to maintain stable charging output on compatible 12V systems
- 2 pin connection with IDL Sense plug type to match the specified regulator interface
- 14.5V charging specification for supported Nissan Almera charging systems
- Inactive lamp characteristic for applications where the alternator warning lamp is not controlled by the regulator
- Short circuit protection to support electrical system protection on compatible setups
Why Buy From Us
- Local South African stock with nationwide courier delivery
- 12-month warranty subject to correct application and installation
- Fitment support using alternator labels, regulator markings and plug photos
- Trusted by workshops and DIY customers for reliable charging system components
Trusted by thousands of South African drivers for quality and durability.
Installation & Maintenance Tips
- Disconnect the battery before alternator removal or regulator replacement
- Confirm the regulator plug is 2 pin and matches the IDL Sense plug type before fitting
- Inspect brushes and slip rings while the alternator is open and replace worn parts as required
- Ensure battery terminals and earth connections are clean and tight to prevent voltage drop and repeat failures
- After installation, verify charging voltage at idle and under load to confirm stable regulation
- If you are unsure about alternator repairs, have the regulator fitted and tested by a qualified auto electrician