Relé de calentador/bujía incandescente original OEM 95270-3A005, relé eléctrico automotriz, reemplazado por 36860-42300-DS / 3686042300DS, confirme el ajuste por OE# y manual del vehículo

Descripción

OE#95270-3A005 Heater/Preheater Circuit RelayThis is a vehicle electrical relay sold as an OE-number reference replacement for OE# 95270-3A005 (Relay Assembly-Heater). Match by OE number and relay markings before purchase.Key SpecsOE reference: 95270-3A005 (Relay Assembly-Heater)Superseded OE reference: 36860-42300-DS / 3686042300DSPlug-in blade terminal relay, 4-pin (verify terminal markings/pin layout on your original)Typical passenger-vehicle system voltage: 12V (confirm the coil voltage printed on the relay)What It DoesUsed in heater/preheater-related circuits depending on the vehicle (for example diesel cold-start or heater-related relay functions). A healthy relay helps deliver stable power switching to the connected load.Common Symptoms of a Worn RelayIntermittent or no operation of the related heater/preheater functionHard starting in cold weather on diesel applicationsElectrical intermittents caused by a weak or heat-damaged relay/socketInstall NotesDisconnect the battery, locate the correct relay position in the engine-compartment fuse/relay box using the fuse box cover diagram or the vehicle manual, then swap the relay by matching the OE number and terminal layout. Do not force the relay into a different socket.Package Includes1 x Relay (OE#95270-3A005 reference)

Características

• 95270-3A005 Relay Assembly-Heater for automotive heater/preheater circuits; typical 12V DC coil, 4-pin plug-in blade terminal relay (common 4-terminal layout often labeled 30/87/85/86—verify on your original). Superseded/Replaced by OE# 36860-42300-DS / 3686042300DS. Commonly used for diesel heater-related circuits (for example: PTC heater / glow plug / fuel filter heater) depending on vehicle—match by fuse/relay box label and OE#. Sealed housing and tight-fit terminals help reduce intermittent power loss caused by a weak, sticking, or heat-damaged relay.
• Install/replace: disconnect the negative battery cable, then locate the relay in the engine-compartment fuse/relay box (diesel heater/preheater relays are often listed on the fuse box cover or owner’s manual). Pull the old relay straight up, inspect the socket for heat or corrosion, and press the new relay in fully—do not force it into the wrong cavity. Important: confirm OE# 95270-3A005 (or the superseded OE# 36860-42300-DS) and match the pin layout/terminal markings before reconnecting power.
• Compatible with 2010 Hyundai i30 Engine Compartment (Diesel Box) Relay; Compatible with 2007 Kia Rio Engine Compartment (Diesel Box) Relay; Compatible with 2007-2012 Kia Cee'd SW (ED) Engine Bay (Preheater Control Circuit) Relay. If not listed, confirm fitment by OE# 95270-3A005 (or superseded OE# 36860-42300-DS) and the relay map on the fuse box cover/vehicle manual.
• Troubleshooting help: a weak heater/preheater relay may cause intermittent preheat operation, hard cold starts (diesel), or no-power symptoms in the related circuit. Diagnose before replacing—verify that the relay clicks and switches when energized, and check the socket for heat damage. When servicing the same circuit, it’s common to inspect related items like glow plugs, the preheat/control module, and the fuses/links listed on the fuse box cover or in the vehicle manual.

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