I think I found my alternator!!!!!!!
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The NCRS Judging Guide says the code will be 1-9 for January through September or an alpha O, N, or D for October, November, or December. Next two digits are day of the month. Last digit is calendar year.
If there is a fifth digit, it indicates shift.
The alternator can be dated after the engine assembly date.
If there is a fifth digit, it indicates shift.
The alternator can be dated after the engine assembly date.
http://www.ncrs.org/forums/showthrea...1169#post81169
If the judging guide takes precedence, then the alternator in question would be September 11 1979. If that's the case, then this is a good fit for a car built in November 1979.
There again- what do I know, I have a head shaped like an alternator.
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There again- what do I know, I have a head shaped like an alternator. [/QUOTE]
HA! HA! HA! Mike.... I couldn't resist after that time you told a guy his head was shaped like a differential.
[/QUOTE]HA! HA! HA! Mike.... I couldn't resist after that time you told a guy his head was shaped like a differential.
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The NCRS Judging Guide says the code will be 1-9 for January through September or an alpha O, N, or D for October, November, or December. Next two digits are day of the month. Last digit is calendar year.
If there is a fifth digit, it indicates shift.
The alternator can be dated after the engine assembly date.
If there is a fifth digit, it indicates shift.
The alternator can be dated after the engine assembly date.
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