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9 = The last digit of the year, in this case 1969
8 = The month of production, in this case, August 4 = The week of the month, in this case, the 4th week. When decoding the month, remember that 1-9 is for January through September, "0" is October, "A" is November, and "B" is December. When decoding the year, you have to account for the decade of production as well. A carb with a 3-digit date code is easy to decode, but starting around 1972 they went to a 4 digit Julian date code system which can confuse matters. The Julian system uses the first 3 digits to denote the day of the year, and the last digit is again the year of prodduction. Example: 2503 250 = the 250th day of the year 3 = the year of production, which could be 1973, 1983, 1993, etc. Eric |
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