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Thread: Amps guage

  1. #11

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    Hello Tom,
    I'll call around & see if anyone down here has the regulator.I'm going to take judd's advice,and stick with Delco.I'll let you know if I come up with anything worth pursuing.
    iddie

  2. #12

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    [img]graemlins/wavey.gif[/img] Hey Iddie,

    Thanks for Your Valued effort! I appreciate yor kind jesture.

    I whole heartilly agree that the Delco Remy Part# is 1119003 is definitely the way to go. I also want to get a Delco-Remy Starter Solenoid Part # 1116878

    Most of the Repops are probably jap junk

    Thanks!

    Regards, [img]graemlins/beers.gif[/img]

    Tom Gallagher
    Thanking YOU, for YOUR Valued Cooperation and Experience in This Matter.

    NOSTALGIA Is A DEVICE That REMOVES The RUTS and POTHOLES From MEMORY LANE.
    Tom Gallagher (BUICK BANSHEE)
    1956 Buick Special 2 Door H/Top 46R: Red & White
    Darlington Station, RI. 02861

  3. #13

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    Tom
    The motor is held up till Egge gets some valves to my machinist ( two weeks maybe)so he can get the valve spring hight. Carman need the valve spring hight to see what springs I need and that will tell what cam I can run. The motor is bored out and block is done, rods are done, crank is done, and I have the rebuilt oil pump here with the Offy high pressure spring installed. I got a second set of exhaust manifolds off e-bay so I can drive the car while the hot jet coaters have the manifolds.

  4. #14

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    Hey Tom,
    I called a few places today,but didn't have too much luck.A Delco dealer said the voltage regulator # 1119003 was good but he didn't stock it.He said he would contact Atlanta to see if they had it.He told me the Delco # 1116878 was not the solenoid.He said it may be the housing,and as you know,I don't have the expertise to go in to depth on these matters [img]graemlins/clonk.gif[/img] .I'll search again tomorrow.
    iddie

  5. #15

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    Thanks, Iddie.

    I looked up the solenoid# in my parts book. It gave numbers for each of the components spring plunger, insulator, even the nuts ect but not for a replacemect solenoid.
    Switch, cranking motor solenoid Delco-Remy #1119760
    I just cross referenced the part # with cars and 1119760 is a good #
    I even looked at the original no numbers but it looks like there is a metal housing andthere must be a kit that replaces the electrical componebts inside.

    I appreciate your efforts.

    Thanks a bunch,

    Tom Gallagher
    Thanking YOU, for YOUR Valued Cooperation and Experience in This Matter.

    NOSTALGIA Is A DEVICE That REMOVES The RUTS and POTHOLES From MEMORY LANE.
    Tom Gallagher (BUICK BANSHEE)
    1956 Buick Special 2 Door H/Top 46R: Red & White
    Darlington Station, RI. 02861

  6. #16

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    Hey Tom,
    I haven't had much success in finding anything Delco.I found a regulator,but it was not Delco,and the guy wanted $47.04.
    Bob's Automobilia 805 434 2963 claims to have the solenoid,and he wants $42.00 for it.He wants $52.50 for the regulator.His catalog doesn't state the manufacturer.I think Judd may be able to steer you in the direction of some better prices.
    I had my generator rebuilt yesterday.I haven't put it back on yet,I hope I won't need a regulator.I asked the guy if he had any of the stuff you needed,but he was sorry that he did not.Talk with you later.
    Iddie

  7. #17

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    Y'all
    Go to Autozone for the cheap repo regulators
    Judd

  8. #18

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    Hello Judd,
    Thanks for the scoop.I installed my rebuilt generator last nite,fired her up,and she seems to be charging.I'm hoping I'll be okay for a while.
    iddie

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