deadeyejedi

I wonder if anyone can Id this starter for me It’s from a 70 olds 350 but don’t know what all the numbers mean . Thank you

mrolds69

Jeff, 9L is November 1969. That makes this a 1970 unit. I can't read the part #, the other numbers are the day...I forget.

deadeyejedi

Thank you I wasn’t sure if it could have been 1979 . If I read it correctly the last two numbers would be 4th week 6th day ? I can’t really make out the part number either.

mrolds69

The part # would tell you the ap/year. Looking at it, the support bracket hole seems to be in the Olds location. The solenoid screws look original. There may be a # on the solenoid if it's unmolested that would have a date, too.

oldoldss

I'm not sure about the fifth and sixth digits, but from 1108XX6, it could be 1108386 which is supposed to be for 1970-72 2bbl 350's.

Vintage Chief

I zoomed in on the Part # and came up with: 1108336 9L 46
Performing some modest Internet sleuthing I arrived with a number of starters manufactured by DELCO-REMY U.S.A. (which I believe is what is stamped under the Part #) which all fall w/in a time frame between ~1968-1970.

The Part # may, in fact, be a valid part number as I was able to locate a DELCO-REMY starter of the same number (Obsolete)
https://www.delcoremy.com/find-a-par...etails/1108336

Vintage Chief

Although, 1108386 comes up, as well.

https://www.delcoremy.com/product/details/1108386

stellar

1108386 Olds 350 low torque starter. Not a 1108336 for sure. That would be an industrial starter with a cast iron drive end housing that spins counter clockwise. I think you can safely say this is an 1108386 1970 olds 350 starter, dated 4th of Nov 1969.

deadeyejedi

this would make sense the starter came with a 1970 350 olds 2 bbl motor .