Starter numbers needed
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Starter numbers needed
I have 69 350/350 manual.... I need the correct Delco remy number for this. I pulled off the old one and the numbers are 1108790-4M18. Can someone tell me anything about this starter..??
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Racer
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1969 Starter Number Application
1108361 Early 350 engines (may not have been used)
1107365 Early 427 engines (may not have been used)
1108427 All 350 engines with Turbo Hydra-matic
1108338 All 350 engines with Manual transmissions
Not sure about the one you have. Likely from an 74 but could be from a 64 or 84.
1108361 Early 350 engines (may not have been used)
1107365 Early 427 engines (may not have been used)
1108427 All 350 engines with Turbo Hydra-matic
1108338 All 350 engines with Manual transmissions
Not sure about the one you have. Likely from an 74 but could be from a 64 or 84.
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Just tried this - that's not the part number (Delco Remy) says the part number for an AC-Delco Starter should have "8" (nnnnnnnn) numbers and the catalog number should be nnn-nnnn.
It is close to a Delco Remy OE number but I can't find it in their on-line catalog.
http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductL...rchFor=Starter
Last edited by IrishJoker; Sep 5, 2007 at 01:38 PM.
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Go out to Delco Remy's website and look it up. Also the aftermarket Delco Remy starter is Branded as "Palladium" or try and get if from your delaership under the AC Delco branding - BUT it's the same STARTER. Just in a different box.
Just tried this - that's not the part number (Delco Remy) says the part number for an AC-Delco Starter should have "8" (nnnnnnnn) numbers and the catalog number should be nnn-nnnn.
It is close to a Delco Remy OE number but I can't find it in their on-line catalog.
http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductL...rchFor=Starter
Just tried this - that's not the part number (Delco Remy) says the part number for an AC-Delco Starter should have "8" (nnnnnnnn) numbers and the catalog number should be nnn-nnnn.
It is close to a Delco Remy OE number but I can't find it in their on-line catalog.
http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductL...rchFor=Starter
Its possible its from a later year. My dad had mixed some parts here in there back in the day!!! Where can i pick one up at a good price??
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Like I said, Delco Remy aftermarket brand name is "Palladium" carried by Advance Auto - you can order on-line or if you have an Advance Auto Store near you - call them see if they have the Palladium starter in stock - if not go on-line order and pay for it and have it shipped either to yourself or to the Store for pickup.
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If you really need to stay NCRS - then possibly you may find one at a Parts counter at a dealership - (I doubt it by now unless it is NOS sitting on his parts shelf, again hightly unlikely).
Like I said, Delco Remy aftermarket brand name is "Palladium" carried by Advance Auto - you can order on-line or if you have an Advance Auto Store near you - call them see if they have the Palladium starter in stock - if not go on-line order and pay for it and have it shipped either to yourself or to the Store for pickup.
Like I said, Delco Remy aftermarket brand name is "Palladium" carried by Advance Auto - you can order on-line or if you have an Advance Auto Store near you - call them see if they have the Palladium starter in stock - if not go on-line order and pay for it and have it shipped either to yourself or to the Store for pickup.
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If you are concerned about having the correct numbered starter and want the starter to turn over the engine as if it was brand new, get a rebuilt starter from John Pirkle.
You have to hear this thing to believe it; it sounds like it could turn over an airplane and it starts immediately. Also no heat soak problems as some often complain about with their older starters. He rebuilds it to factory original specs and numbers but with high torque internals.
Will last forever; I bought one for my 68 and it is phenominal.
Kurt
You have to hear this thing to believe it; it sounds like it could turn over an airplane and it starts immediately. Also no heat soak problems as some often complain about with their older starters. He rebuilds it to factory original specs and numbers but with high torque internals.
Will last forever; I bought one for my 68 and it is phenominal.
Kurt
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Hope this helps. I notice yours has 2 sets of mounting holes. I assume you use the rear set. The front ones look rusted like there hasn't been a bolt there.
You'll notice with the 1st photo of my 8338, there's isn't a set of mounting holes toward the front of the starter, forward of the 631 number
You'll notice with the 1st photo of my 8338, there's isn't a set of mounting holes toward the front of the starter, forward of the 631 number
Last edited by dennis; Sep 5, 2007 at 10:51 PM. Reason: more info
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Hey dennis... Thanks for the pics.. Can you give me a measurement off the width of that nose piece.. I measured the one this morning i have in the garage the one that wont fit and its a little over 3 inches wide ( the nose )
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