500326616
500326616
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
500326616
Iveco Daily 1999–2007; record van, minibus or platform/chassis body when available
Verify OE 500326616, Daily year and generation, working body, four-terminal connector keying, twin mounting ears and housing depth. Review later Daily generations separately.
| Availability: | |
|---|---|
| Quantity: | |
OE 500326616 identifies a blower motor resistor for Iveco Daily applications from 1999 to 2007. The part belongs in an OE-controlled commercial-vehicle line, where the vehicle generation and working body are recorded together instead of treating every Daily heater resistor as one interchangeable item.
Van-parts distributors, fleet workshops and importers should confirm the complete OE, model year, body configuration and removed-part interface before approving a sample. This combination is more dependable than matching a green housing or a blower-speed symptom on its own.
| Order Identity | 500326616 Supply Control |
|---|---|
| Primary OE | 500326616 |
| Product Type | HVAC blower motor resistor |
| Controlled Vehicle Range | Iveco Daily, 1999–2007 |
| Visible Interface Check | Four-terminal connector face, twin mounting ears and resistor body profile |
| Unconfirmed Values | Resistance stages, rated power and thermal-fuse value require an approved sample and test plan |
The production range is a practical inventory boundary. Iveco Daily families continue beyond 2007, and aftermarket searches can return later-generation products under the same broad model name. A quotation should therefore keep 500326616 and the 1999–2007 window visible on the same order line.
If a fleet contains vehicles on both sides of the changeover, submit the later vehicles as a separate inquiry. Compare the original label, connector keying, mounting-ear position and insertion depth before consolidating demand. This prevents an unverified later Daily resistor from replacing the approved 500326616 sample.
Iveco Daily vehicles may serve as cargo vans, passenger minibuses or platform/chassis units. Body style does not replace OE confirmation, but it makes fleet records more useful and exposes demand that may come from different blower housings or production periods.
| Approval Point | Buyer Check | Risk Controlled |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle record | Daily year, generation and body | Broad-model mismatch |
| Original identity | OE 500326616 remains readable | Wrong-generation substitution |
| Connector face | Four terminals, keying and lock profile | Harness incompatibility |
| Mounting | Ear spacing, housing outline and insertion depth | Loose fit or installation interference |
| Receiving sample | Label, connector and geometry agree with the approved unit | Mixed batch release |
A Daily that loses selected blower speeds may have an open resistor circuit, but the symptom does not prove the replacement identity or explain why the first part failed. Before installing stock across a fleet, inspect connector tension, terminal discoloration, blower motor current and airflow through the heater housing.
Commercial vehicles often run the cabin fan for long periods. A tight blower motor, restricted air path or heat-damaged terminal can overheat a new resistor and turn a part replacement into a repeat workshop visit. Record the system finding separately from the OE match so purchasing and technical teams can act on the right cause.
Use 1999–2007 as the controlled screening range for 500326616. Confirm the year beside the OE before pricing or sample approval, especially when the fleet also operates later Daily generations. A broad “Iveco Daily” description can return several resistor designs that should remain separate until their labels and interfaces agree.
Those body styles can appear within the 500326616 market family, but body name alone cannot establish interchangeability. Keep the actual working body on the inquiry, then confirm OE, year, connector and mounting geometry. This gives the distributor a traceable application line without promising that every Daily configuration shares one blower housing.
No. The visible four-terminal connector and green housing are useful comparison points, not a unique identity. Request clear views of the connector face, mounting ears, resistor body and any surviving label. Release the order only when those features agree with the approved 500326616 reference and the 1999–2007 vehicle record.
Keep later vehicles on a separate RFQ line unless their original OE and complete physical interface have been independently approved. Some market searches extend 500326616 into later Daily families, while the controlled supply range stops at 2007. Separate lines protect quotations, samples and warehouse bins from an unverified generation merge.
It points toward a fault in the lower-speed circuit, which may include the resistor, connector or wiring, but it does not identify OE 500326616 by itself. Confirm the vehicle and original component separately. Also test blower current and terminal condition before fitting repeated replacements across a fleet or workshop program.
Inspect terminal tension, locking engagement, harness discoloration, blower motor current and airflow around the resistor position. Replace or repair overheated connector components before approving another installation. This reduces repeat failures and also prevents a heat-distorted plug from being mistaken for a normal interface during sample comparison.
Record the complete OE, Daily year, working body, connector-face photograph, terminal arrangement, mounting-ear spacing and housing profile. Retain one golden sample when the program volume justifies it. These records give purchasing and receiving teams the same reference instead of relying on different vehicle descriptions or cropped product photos.
Verify carton and product labels, then compare the connector key, terminal count, mounting ears, housing outline and resistor assembly with the approved sample. Check a defined quantity from each batch and retain the inspection result. Any mixed label or geometry should remain quarantined until the identity is resolved.
Provide OE 500326616, Iveco Daily year, body style, source-part photographs, requested quantity, destination, packaging and labeling requirements. Add an approved sample or dimensional record for repeat supply. If the fleet includes later Daily generations, list those vehicles separately so Elecdura can review them without widening this product identity.
Send Elecdura the complete OE, vehicle year, Daily body, removed-part images, target quantity and delivery market. For scheduled fleet replenishment, include carton labeling, batch traceability and sample-inspection requirements so the quotation remains usable from purchasing through receiving.
Orders for 1999–2007 vehicles can be evaluated against one controlled 500326616 identity. Later Daily demand stays visible as a separate review instead of being silently added to the same commercial line.