7701208226
7701208226; 4413393
Elecdura
IATF 16949, ISO 9001, and other major OEM certification systems
OEM label and ODM customization accepted
100 pcs
7–15 Days
Neutral packaging / private-label review
18 months
7701208226; 4413393
Renault Trafic II 2001–2014 without A/C; Opel/Vauxhall Vivaro I 2001–2014 without A/C
Confirm OE 7701208226 or 4413393, Trafic II or Vivaro I, 2001–2014 production period and a non-A/C HVAC system. Compare the exposed resistor pack, connector keying and mounting before approval.
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OE 7701208226 is controlled for Renault Trafic II and Opel or Vauxhall Vivaro I vans built from 2001 to 2014 without air conditioning. The alternate reference 4413393 supports cross-brand purchasing searches.
For wholesalers, the decisive distinction is the vehicle's non-A/C heater system. Treating this part as a generic Trafic or Vivaro resistor can mix it with electronically regulated A/C variants.
| Ordering Field | 7701208226 Requirement |
|---|---|
| Primary OE | 7701208226 |
| Controlled reference | 4413393 |
| Platforms | Trafic II; Vivaro I |
| Production period | 2001–2014 |
| HVAC condition | Vehicles without air conditioning |
Trafic II and Vivaro I listings often group several heater and A/C control parts together. The buyer must confirm that the source vehicle has the non-A/C configuration before this exposed resistor design is approved.
If a customer cannot confirm the HVAC equipment, request a connector-face photograph and the complete number from the removed part. Keep the inquiry separate from finned electronic regulators until the identity is resolved.
A practical approval record connects the non-A/C vehicle condition to the physical sample. This prevents a correct-looking resistor from entering inventory for the wrong HVAC system.
| Approval Stage | Evidence to Retain | Buyer Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Application review | Trafic II/Vivaro I, year and non-A/C status | Qualified demand |
| OE review | 7701208226 or 4413393 from source part | Traceable identity |
| Physical sample | Connector, mounting and resistor layout | Approved reference |
| Packing instruction | OE and non-A/C wording retained | Warehouse clarity |
| Receiving | Lot sample compared with golden sample | Controlled release |
An open resistor path commonly changes which manual fan speeds remain available, but the symptom alone does not prove the part identity. Verify the non-A/C system and inspect the connector before replacement.
High blower current, blocked airflow or loose terminals can overheat the resistor and harness. Recording those conditions supports a useful warranty decision and reduces repeated workshop labor.
No. The controlled application is Trafic II and Vivaro I from 2001–2014 without A/C. A van with air conditioning may require a different control device even when the model and year overlap.
Use 4413393 as the controlled linked number. Do not publish or purchase from concatenated catalog strings unless each separate number has been independently validated.
The VIN can help identify the vehicle, but the HVAC equipment and removed-part interface still need confirmation. Ask whether the van has A/C and compare the connector and exposed resistor layout.
They can use different blower-control designs and cannot be merged safely by model name. Separate lines keep sample approvals, pricing and warehouse labels tied to the correct system.
Record the connector keying, terminal arrangement, mounting points and exposed resistor-pack geometry. Photograph the sample with a scale so later batches can be checked consistently.
Check terminal tension, discoloration, blower motor current and airflow through the heater case. Replace or repair damaged connectors rather than installing the new resistor into an overheated interface.
Only after the Primastar source OE, non-A/C configuration and physical sample are confirmed. The current controlled applications are Trafic II and Vivaro I, so a platform relationship alone is not enough.
Use the approved OE and an unambiguous non-A/C application statement in the buyer's labeling format. Avoid a generic Trafic/Vivaro label that warehouse staff could confuse with A/C stock.
Provide OE, van badge, generation, year, A/C status, connector photographs, order quantity, destination and labeling needs. State whether a pre-production sample or retained golden sample is required.
Send Elecdura the OE, van generation and confirmation that the vehicles are without A/C. Include photographs of the removed resistor and connector when the fleet data is incomplete.
We can align sample approval, private-label wording and incoming checks around the non-A/C identity so repeat orders remain separate from adjacent HVAC variants.