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Can anyone tell me where to find a voltage regulator for a 2001 Boxster?
My car is not holding a constant voltage and it is surging up and down about 200 RPM. While at the same time all the electrical items pulse up and down with the RPM. The battery checks out and this is my next option.
I am also getting the code “9133 61 term low engine running” any ideas or suggestions for further diagnostics would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Tarry
The voltage regulator is part of the alternator and can be removed / exchanged quite easily with an aftermarket part once the alternator is out. On a 996 not a very difficult job. Don't know about thew Boxster.
Good luck, JP
Where did you get your voltage regulator? The guys at my dealer can’t seem to find a part number for it.
This is the one I purchased for my 2000 Boxster S.
"Clunking" when turning
in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
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For my 2000 S, it was a control arm that needed replaced.
Kermit
2000 S 115,000 miles