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Old 09-29-2023, 06:08 PM
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Default Crank Pulley for '71 80AMP ALT Set Up

When looking at the Assembly Manual (Sheet C60-5.2, Sheet 2) they list two different part numbers for Engine Crank Pulley ( [2} - as shown in pic).

481037 -PULLEY D/C60. C61
481038 -PULLEY W/C60. C61

What does the "D" and the "W" stand for and the numbers after that?

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Old 09-29-2023, 07:47 PM
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The 'W' is With, the 'D' I think is Delete, but basically without C60/C61 (without AC).



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Old 09-29-2023, 09:15 PM
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481037 was the '71+ non AC 2 groove crank pulley.

Being a '71 up AC equip car, your '71 will take the 481038 wp pulley.
80 amp alt was only avail with AC & heated rear glass. Eventually, that stagger 8" diam crank pulley changed slighty. THerea a 1000xxxs numbered crank pulley, know have several of that latter pulley from '80 turbo engines.

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Thank you both!

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Yes, C60 = air conditioning and C61 = standard heater.

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Yes, C60 = air conditioning and C61 = standard heater.
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Question: Why is it when I see the part listed it has a YB at the end of the part number: GM Part # 481038YB

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The YA (481037) and YB (481038) are the pick codes so the assembly person didn't have to memorize the whole number.

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