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Hey

I had to replace mine quite recently...If you look through the front grill, you can just about read the numbers. These are as follows; Valeo A13V1300 14V 60510255316/05.
 
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Thank you...

Do you know what the normal cost is for one of them.... how much did yours come to in the end... £ 330 ish

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I think I paid around £250 but im not 100% sure...I'd check my receipt but im currently away for a while.
 
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Identifying marks on the Valeo alternator fitted, all from the label that can just be read by using a torch and squinting:

Part number is: 8200 193 100
Marked as: 14V 110A (representing fourteen Volts and one hundred and ten Amps)
Additional code: A13/300 254 269 1C (don’t know what this signifies, but I understand it could be the number distinguishing between the £150 ish one and the £220 Trophy one. Yet more Trophy tax?
Additional code: 605 105 404 (unknown)
Additional code: 22/05 (week and year of manufacture)

Renault quote a price of £490 including VAT for a brand new alternator for the Trophy.

Should you go for an exchange part, a reconditioned original, the price is £220. I’ve been assured the exchange part is visually identical to a brand new one, and is an OEM part that is reconditioned. The exchange part has a Renault UK 12 month warranty.
 
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Apologies, editing seems to be off. The following line should read as below, note addition of V in A13/300 section:

Additional code: A13V/300 254 269 1C (don’t know what this signifies, but I understand it could be the number distinguishing between the £150 ish one and the £220 Trophy one. Yet more Trophy tax?
 
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