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I have a few 6 volt starters, generaors and regulators that I am trying to identify what they are for and the specs of each. I looked in the old car project Chevy master parts guide and was only able to identify one generator, any other sources for referencing these items?


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let me know some numbers and I can tell you whatever you need to know about them.
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Thanks for the help!

Generators:
#1100028 4g22 - appears to be for a 54-55 comm vehicle and 40 amp, what do you think?

#1102793 4J15
#1102788 2F

Starters:
#1107061 4123
#1107108 3C27

regulators:
#1118 827E 6VN 5L appears to be for a 52-55 truck and corvette? 45 amp
#828 6V-P 5D


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how aboout the application of a delco distributor model 1112393?
i can't find out which engine it was used on

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Mike, sorry I have been tied up and just now getting back on here. I will do some number searching and post back soon.
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Ok. here is the scoop on the numbers you ask about.

1100028 was a 6 volt 45 amp. short case Delco gen. Used in 53 and 54 on all 216s and 235s. Standard generator on all Chevrolet passenger cars and 1/2, 3/4 and 1 ton trucks. Also used on Corvette but took a different pulley supplied specifically by Chevy and not Delco, for Corvette. Also, Delco #1100018 was also used in 53 and was basically the same generator as the 028 unit.

1102793 was used on 53-54 Taxi, 1 1/2 ton trucks and 2 ton.
1102788 52-53 Larger GMC Trucks, many different models.
These units may be able to interchange with other applications by changing pulley etc. I would have to pull up the complete parts breakdown on both and see what they are actually made of. This takes lots of time and currently I am short on that..sorry.

1107061 starter was basically the same starter that was used on Chevy trucks from around 1942-1953 before the case and end plate changed up.
1107108 pretty much the same starter as 1107061

1118827 voltage reg. was used in 54 on chevy cars and trucks. Could NOT have been used from 52-55 due to the voltage change from 6-12 volt.
1118725 was used in 53 on cars and trucks.
1118828 was used on 1955 GMC with 1102793 Generator and on GMC models 100, 150, and 250 as well as many other GMC applications.

1112393 Distributor, I dont have a clue. I just looked in the Chevy section of the Original Delco Master catalog for the late 40s through mid 50s and its not listed under Chevy in those years. Could be Pontiac, Olds, Caddy etc. for certain years. Would take lots of time to look and if I get a chance I will look some more.

This information is how Delco Remy list it out by specific year models etc. Hope it helps.
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Hey Ken, I have a Delco Remy starter serial # 1107055 8D 1 on my '48. is this a 6 volt or 12 volt starter?

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Ken hasn't been on the site for over a year. You might try his e-mail in his profile.

I'm going to guess that 1107055 is going to be 6 volt, as the Parts listing has 1105075 fitting in a 6 volt vehicle. 12 Volt systems didn't appear in Chevy's till later than '48, although yours may have been converted. What battery do you have in it?


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