Voltage Regulator P/n Dgr6 on 2040-parts.com
Gander, Newfoundland And Labrador, Canada
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One brand new Lamar DGR6 voltage regulator. Retail on these is around $250.
Also included is one used Zeftronics R15V00 alternator controller, the cover looked pretty rough so I removed the screws and it actually looks okay inside (see pic). I have no idea if the used one works or not, it's just included as a free bonus. Check out my other items! Ask me about combined shipping. |
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