Oem 63 Delco Remy Voltage Regulator 1963 - 1972 Original 1119515 12v Date N 3 K on 2040-parts.com
Minot, North Dakota, United States
Up for bid is a Great Working Original Delco
Remy Voltage Regulator. This 12V. Voltage Regulator has been inspected,
contacts cleaned, output Voltage Air Gap checked and adjusted to
factory specs.This Regulator was run on a vehicle to operating temperature to make the proper Voltage adjustments. Fits 1963 thru 1972 GM vehicles. DATE CODE N 3 K ( October 1963 ) 1119515 12 Volt Date Code Correct for October 1963 thru December GM Vehicles. Includes a 30 day warranty.
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