Re: Re: IML: 69 voltage regulator follow up

[aeyn <mr85000@xxxxxxxxx>]

I had purchased mine in 1971 and it had been converted to the
mechanical regulator before I purchased it.

Æyn

--- noblee2@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Dwain,
> All this 69 voltage reg.talk  got me wondering about my own 69
> Lebaron, so I went to the garage and looked.  I have known for
> a long time it has an electronic regulator but have never given
> it much thought.  I also knew that several years ago I replaced
> the regulator with one from a parts store and it worked.
> So anyway,  I have the 3 pole alternator with the 2 pin
> regulator.  My car has the 2 pin wiring harness for the 2 pin
> voltage reg.  In the service manual it shows a blue ignition
> lead going from the voltage  regulator to the ballast resistor,
> my car does not have this.  Go figure.
> I've owned this car since 1972 and now I'm wondering if it was
> converted from a mechanical regulator to an electronic
> regulator be fore I bought the car.
> Thoughts  to ponder.
> Ed Noble
> 62 Crown
> 69 Lebaron
> 74 Ply. Fury
> 67 Dodge Polara 500 convert.
> 47 Dodge WD15 
> 
> 
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