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Will a 118201 voltage regulator work on a 1941 car? What is the difference between it and a 118301? Well, other than the obvious last numbers of 1 and 3 , I mean. Thanks, Charlie 
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The 301 replaced the 201 and is correct for a 1941.
Which '41 have you been working on, the new gray one or the old original one?
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Gene, It's for the project car. Just buying some things to make it as complete, with correct stuff, as I can before I put it up for sale. Which will be soon. Are you saying the 201 is okay for the 41? I have a nice 201 but order a factory rebuild Delco off ebay last night. Thanks a heap for you reply Best, Charlie
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When it left the factory in 1941 it would have had a 201. If it was replaced with a new and improved version after 1948 it would be a 301.
Last edited by Chev Nut; 03/27/20 11:34 AM.
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Thanks Gene, That helps a heap.  Best, Charlie
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