Springtime garage cleaning parts find...
 

...netted a couple I need help with, if y'all would.

Found a Delco Remy voltage regulator. Number worn off the box, but on the bracket reads:

1119003E It is 12V, neg ground. Forget what I got it for, years ago...

Sure wish I could I.D. all the trim rings...

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Hi
Many vehicles used the regulator originally.
To name a few:
1955-61 Corvette
1955-56-57 Chevrolet-Buick-Olds-Pontiac w/P/S
1958-62 Chevrolet-Buick-Olds-Pontiac w/o AC.
I think trucks from that era did too.
Check for a stamped date,right after the 12V.It will look like 7E for 1957,May.

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Many thanks, for the quick de-coding. Looks like 6K. By your reckoning, would that be Nov, 56?

Sounds logical. Back in the day, I had a few of the vehicles you listed. Sadly, they are all gone now. Just the extras for them. Down to a Rambler and a Dodge.

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Not to hijack too much but I also have a voltage regulator that needs decoding. The numbers are 12V N, 0M - 1119, 515. I used the commas to denote over/under.

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sixbrl440
That would probably be October,1956.See below.

drdave
Those 515's were used on many,many mid 60's to early 70's GM vehicles,including utility trucks.Just too many to list from 1967-72.
Your format is typical and is dated 1970,December.
Delco-Remy avoided using the letter I in their date coding format,as it resembled the number one too closely.

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Thanks.

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Mr70 you sure know your stuff! https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...iggthumpup.gif