Howdy folks i am switching to 12v this weekend and I need a 12v generator. We are looking in town first but incase we dont find one i need a back up plan.... The only info i have without pulling the other one one night this week is from my '51 Buick Shop Manual i have and itsays the following about the generator.... Make - Delco-Remy Model - 118364 Anyone know where i can get a 12v version of this ???? Thanks!
Wouldn't any later model GM generator work? Just wondering. I've stayed 6 volt since I haven't had any problems with it.
Yes Fatass I think they will but i was just wondering if any of you have a cross reference number for a model # that is 12v I can get at the local parts store.
Pussy punk I have a 12V GM generator at work. You can have the*****er, it might be good, it might bolt on and I might have**** with Britney Spears. I'll bring it home tomorrow.
Damn Nads...i do appreciate it. I take it I am frustrating you with my questions yet again ? Sorry if thats the case just like to post here and get more than one reply to see what other folks have to say. Thanks also to Fatass.
i stayed six as well but for abouit 80 buicks a shop can rewrap your genereator to 12 volt. and match you up a new voltage reg that will work..
i have a 62 nova wagon with 6cyl. and it still has the 12v gen. part # is 1102096 0h15. hope this helps
Direct 12V interchanges, all 30A: 1102002 1102005 1102008 1102011 1102014 1102022 1102021 1102065 1102010 (factory rebuilt #) The above cover various 53-6 Buick, Cad, Chev, Olds, Packard and Stude. List is from my 58 Hollanders. Many others will fit but pulleys are different or current is higher. NOTE that these are all from V8's (Stude used same on flathead 6), no straight 8 Buicks were 12V but if you can find any one of them and see if the mounting is the same your all set. Otherwise its $50-80 at most motor shops to get new field windings installed in your old one. .
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