Re: Instrument voltage regulator

[Akron Don <dgallimore@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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What do I ask for at NAPA so the parts guru there will be able to find 
it in his Catalogs/Computer?  A 5V voltage regulator for a '65 
Plymouth?  Or do you have a part number/manufacturere? Thanks.

   Akron Don

Tom Duross wrote:

> Ain't no thing.
>
> 12 VDC in
> 12 V Gnd
> 6 VDC out
> The perpendicular one on the end is the 6 VDC, the parallel one next 
> to it is the 12 VDC and the strap off the top is the ground.
> www.allpar.com/history/mopar/electrical2.html is the solid state 
> replacement instructions.  NAPA has 'em for 30 bucks.  I lost one last 
> week on ebay for 27 plus shipping.  These parts (pahts) priced at 
> Radio Shack are 40ish, plus building it.
>
> I just found out Sean!
> I'm thinking of building the solid state version.
>
> Good luck,
> Tom

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