Alfa Romeo Giulia and its Problems with the 6 Relays.

Up to 2018 models, almost all Giulia and Stelvio vehicles can suffer from misfires, or even sudden shutdowns while driving, with warning lights on and error messages from the engine control unit.

Other defects noted by Alfa Romeo Giulia and Stelvio owners include problems with the Automatic Transmission and the engine control unit, immediately suggesting serious damage.

Fortunately, in most cases, the fault is attributable to the 6 relays located in the front right wheel arch, just behind the mudguard cover, divided into 3 boxes.

These 6 relays, mounted in series and in direct contact with the engine control unit, once faulty, cause all the problems listed above, leading to inconveniences and even dangerous situations while the vehicle is in motion.

Here are the 6 faulty relays, mounted in the following positions: R1C, R2C, R1B, R2B, R1A, R2A

Alfa Romeo resolved the issue some years ago through its network of Official Mopar spare parts, making available the New and Specific Relays 1/11308/85 MOPAR 702500.

Replacing all 6 relays with the 6 Mopar relays definitively resolves all the problems encountered.

Our advice is to replace the old faulty relays with new and original MOPAR relays, even if the car shows no symptoms. Relays can fail at any time, even while driving, causing the car to shut down or automatic transmission faults. This problem is present in all Giulia models up to 2017 and some 2018 models.

On our website, you will find a Specific and Dedicated Kit to solve the problem simply and definitively. Specifically, in addition to the 6 new and original Mopar relays, we offer detailed installation instructions and a fuse kit to protect the relays, ensuring that with a small expense, you will travel safely and efficiently again.