2-Pack HFV9-G 12-Z-R 13361779 Micro 280 5-Pin SPDT Automotive Relay, 12V 35A, Sealed, with Resistor - OE Ref 23886398; Match by Pin Layout (30-87-87a-85-86) for Fuse/Relay Box Applications

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Management number 237389176 Release Date 2026/07/10 List Price US$3.20 Model Number 237389176
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  • Specs & OE references — HFV9-G 12-Z-R; Micro-280 plug-in relay with 2.8mm terminals; 12V coil (~124Ω @20°C); SPDT (1 Form C); 35A max (NO, resistive load); operating temp −40°C to 125°C; sealed housing; built-in parallel suppression resistor (R). OE refs commonly listed: 13361779 / 23886398 (verify molded number & footprint).
  • Install location & operation — Plugs into Micro-280 relay sockets in fuse/relay boxes (engine bay or interior junction block). Standard 5-pin pinout: 30 (COM), 87 (NO), 87a (NC), 85/86 (coil). Resistor version: 85/86 are non-polar. Common uses (varies by vehicle/slot): headlight, fuel pump, horn, A/C compressor clutch, start/stop.
  • Fitment rule (how to confirm) — For accurate fit, match (1) OE number on the old relay (e.g., 13361779 / 23886398), (2) Micro-280 footprint with 2.8mm terminals, and (3) the 30-87-87a-85-86 socket layout. Do not choose by vehicle model name alone; trim/market wiring differs.
  • Durability & compliance — Extended-temperature under-hood relay design (up to 125°C) with sealed/dust-protected construction. RoHS & ELV compliant per manufacturer documentation. Built for demanding fuse/relay box environments.
  • Failure symptoms this replaces — If the circuit tests good but relay output is inconsistent (e.g., no-start in a fuel pump relay slot, inoperative cooling fan or A/C clutch, horn/headlamp relay clicks with no output), swapping the relay is a common diagnostic step. Replace relays with heat-stressed terminals or a burnt housing.

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