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#94251 01/11/2006 6:33 AM
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Just purchased a rebuilt Delco Remy 12V genaerator.
I'm assuming I can't use my Delco Remy Voltage Regulator because it was paired with an alternator previously.
Where can I purchase a Regulator that will go with a 12V generator BUT is period looking in all respects?

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yes the alternator regulator should be different - the original style regulator's are still available for the 12V generator - I'm sure all the repro suppliers will have'em, or if you've got an auto elec place around that's got some older techs, or one that works on farm equipment sometimes, ask there - the local guy here has'em on the shelf - NAPA might have'em listed too

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#94253 01/11/2006 6:50 AM
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I know that American Classic has them.

So does Jim Carter.

Check with your FLAPS. If they don't have them, they can usually get them.


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#94254 01/11/2006 3:47 PM
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Local auto parts store. They are going to know the amp output on the generator, so either get the part number off it or take it with you. They should have one on the shelf.


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#94255 01/11/2006 5:04 PM
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According to the Auto Electric shop where I purchased the rebuilt generator, they said it is putting out 50 amps. They ordered a regulator to go with it but the case, though black and the same geometry as the Delco Remy I have had that cheapo no name, yellow-ey looking metal. Had China all over it.
I'll check NAPA, Jim Carter and American Classic.
THanks guys,
-jeff

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Delco-Remy-san wink


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#94257 01/11/2006 11:18 PM
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A 57 regulator should work fine and looks as close as your going to get. Cecil..........

#94258 01/12/2006 12:30 AM
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I found several on ebay.


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#94259 01/12/2006 3:25 AM
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Stuart,
The san is Japanese. It implies respect to ones' name. FYI
-jeff

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Jeff,

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#94261 01/12/2006 5:02 PM
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TT,
Took your adce and checked out ebay.
There's a NOS reg there but the lister can't tell me what it's for.
He gives number (the code). Does DElco Remy have a site (link) where I can check those numbers?

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don't know if they would still have that info, but you could try here

Bill


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