PD4107 Voltage Reg
 

PD4107 Voltage Reg

Started by glerler, February 15, 2017, 01:06:11 PM

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glerler

This is for GM  PD-4107.  The voltage reg is bad.  Putting out 17.8v+  for a 12v system.  This has the original Delco reg which is obsolete. What is the recommended replacement. I have attached a pic of the reg and gen.  Thx

luvrbus

Replacement is 10503807 Delco for that regulator,there also some aftermarket regulators to replace the 10503807 do a google search,aftermarket regulators are about 1/2 the price of Delco 
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glerler

Thanks for the info
I will check it out

TomC

I had the same setup. When I replaced the DN50 alternator with a rebuilt, I also replaced the big box regulator (which is transistorized) with a digital regulator that's about the size of a pack of cigs. Also, my regulator is inside the bus away from the high heat of the engine compartment. Good Luck,  TomC
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uncle ned



What is the make and part number of the digitized regulator that you used

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Oonrahnjay

Quote from: TomC on February 16, 2017, 10:13:45 PMI had the same setup. When I replaced the DN50 alternator with a rebuilt, I also replaced the big box regulator (which is transistorized) with a digital regulator that's about the size of a pack of cigs. Also, my regulator is inside the bus away from the high heat of the engine compartment. Good Luck,  TomC

Quote from: uncle ned on February 17, 2017, 08:48:49 AMWhat is the make and part number of the digitized regulator that you used
uncle ned

     And is it programmable or adjustable???   Thanks.   BH
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luvrbus

Lot of us use the Balmar 3 stage regulator, they are a little pricey though
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