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#1 new voltage regulator

Post by harvey berquist » Sat Feb 10, 2024 6:23 pm

I ordered a replacement voltage regulator for my 1966 series one coupe. when it arrived & I went to install it, I found that it did not fit. The mounting holes were approxamitly 1/8 inch different from the 4TR unit I was replacing.The black plastic cover is also different in that the mounting holes are counterbore molded so the original hex head screws need to be replaced with a round head to fit down into the hole (no big deal) So now I must re-tap the holes in the mounting plate. I would guess the new unit is a Chinese re-pop. Has any one else had this problem?

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#2 Re: new voltage regulator

Post by mgcjag » Sat Feb 10, 2024 8:08 pm

I think if you drill out the rivets holding the cover on then you can fit your new internals into your old cover....Steve
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#3 Re: new voltage regulator

Post by Heuer » Sun Feb 11, 2024 12:24 pm

:yeahthat: as the text is different on the original case.
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