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What is the application for an AC Delco 1119003D voltage regulator? Dated 1E. 30 or 35 amp?
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Not 61 or 62, per judging manual.
Both of these on ebay have wrong info according to my manual. Should be 9002. -
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Guess I first have to ask why this info is pertinent on this board. It took me better than 1/2-hour of sifting through old AC-Delco Application books to find a few examples for you....
First, the 'D' suffix points to a particular revision level of the voltage regulator that you would expect to find in the late '50/early '60 era. Second, Delco Remy sold to MANY non-GM users that include tractors, large over-the-road and specialty truck firms. So, a number of the 'where used' applications aren't very important to factory concours Corvette discussions.
But, you'd expect to find a 1119003D voltage regulator factory installed on:
(1) 1959 & 60 Chevrolet Canada 6 & 8-cylinder passenger cars, without PS option.
(2) 1959 & 60 Chevrolet Canada trucks (certain configurations in the 30-Series and up arena
(3) 1959 & 60 Pontiac Canada 6 & 8-cylinder passenger cars, withot PS option.Comment
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Uncle Jack,
You must have grown up in the South. I think you are more of a Southern Gentleman than I am. You seem to always provide the exact information everyone is to lazy to look for. Maybe someday the NCRS will give you a nice plaque for your tireless efforts to help others. Take care.
Cheers,
Craig Willetts
1961 2x4 245 hp
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Re: C1 Voltage Regulator
I have run across a number of the 9003's lately. In addition to the applications Jack mentioned, I wonder if it may have also been a service replacement, simply due to the apparent volume of them.Comment
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Re: C1 Voltage Regulator
The 1119001d and 1119002d or e are the original regulators called out in the tm/J-guide,dependant of engine used.But for the e-bay sellers good fortune the GM parts book lists newer regulators(dependant on what year book for what part#) that have a wider range or can be adjusted to work for that application,but are replacement parts.The 1119003 is listed in the 58 GM parts book as 30 amp for all 55-58 corvette,but since the one you saw was dated May 61,its aservice part.
But after a aftermarket rebuilder gets a regulator it can be anything besides or including its stamped use.As with many electrical parts. alts,gens starters.
FHComment
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Craig
I'm not so sure it's a matter of laziness as much as a lot of people don't know where to look this info up, that's why they ask here. Maybe you should just tell us and then we won't have to ask.
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Hey Terry,
My post wasn't meant as a put down to anyone. I know Jack and I was just joshing with him. He has in the past and always will in the future help any member or even nonmember that asks for his help. I am sorry if I offended anyone.
Cheers,
Craig "big mouth" Willetts
1961 2x4 245hp
vin# 4719
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No offense taken, just thought if their was someplace, other than ones own private collection of old manuals, for this info to be looked up, everyone should know about. It is a shame that all this valuable info is not someplace where it can be accessed by the masses.
TerryComment
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Great idea !.. an online NCRS part number
data base for members only!
Hit the drop down selections for your built date/component selection and Wahlaa!!
System spits out your part number...
Hmmm....
Any "web masters" out there up for this?
Naturally, we would want to start for July built 63s
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