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M38A1/M37/M43 Army Jeep, Regulator for 24volt Military Vehicles
M38A1/M37/M43 Army Jeep, Regulator for 24volt Military Vehicles
M38A1/M37/M43 Army Jeep, Regulator for 24volt Military Vehicles
M38A1/M37/M43 Army Jeep, Regulator for 24volt Military Vehicles
M38A1/M37/M43 Army Jeep, Regulator for 24volt Military Vehicles
M38A1/M37/M43 Army Jeep, Regulator for 24volt Military Vehicles
M38A1/M37/M43 Army Jeep, Regulator for 24volt Military Vehicles
M38A1/M37/M43 Army Jeep, Regulator for 24volt Military Vehicles
M38A1/M37/M43 Army Jeep, Regulator for 24volt Military Vehicles
M38A1/M37/M43 Army Jeep, Regulator for 24volt Military Vehicles

M38A1/M37/M43 Army Jeep, Regulator for 24volt Military Vehicles

$ 52.27

Availability: 73 in stock
  • Features: Durable, Easy Installation, Heat Resistant, Water-Resistant
  • Material: Metal
  • Theme: Military
  • Type: Voltage Regulator
  • Year of Manufacture: 1950's
  • Brand: Jeep
  • Color: Black
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 7351852
  • Vehicle Type: M38A1/M170 Military Jeeps
  • OE/OEM Part Number: 118656
  • Condition: Used, these are "take-outs/take-offs" SOLD AS IS. NO RETURN/REFUNDS. They are untested. Not sure if they are fully operational/functional. But, if not they are easily fixable with new points.
  • Vehicle Make: Jeep
  • Model: Regulator

    Description

    You are bidding on one of three: Take-Off, 24 Volt Generator Mechanical Regulator for M38A1, M170 Ambulance & M151 & A1 MUTT.
    I believe this type of regulator is superior to the the "Newer" replacement solid-state regulators because you can adjust the voltage up over time and or file the contacts. Also they will not burn out so easily if cross jumped, un-like the solid state type that has
    NO
    polarity protection.
    It will also fit other trucks like Willys-Jeep M38 M38A1 M170 M37, but I am not positive, so you be the judge and check the numbers and make sure because these are selling: AS IS, No Returns/No refunds. I have an M38A1 (I am restoring) with lots of extra parts, bits & bob's taken from from demilitarize Jeep's. These have been in dry storage for years.