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My understanding is that they were made in batches and that there is a list on one of the forums of known good dates for '837's.
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----Which doesn't preclude the possibility of an anomoli!....Bill S
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I would certainly agree to this. I would think that they had to plan in advance as to how many units to produce based on orders and order history. Especially at the end of a particular model, which I think in this case the '837's lasted until 1971, if they were in danger of running out a special run may be scheduled or even other alternators substituted. Isn't the only difference between and '837 and an '834 the deep groove pulley?
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Yes.
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My 06C car has a 0C4 Date
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