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been several years chat has moved and is different. found 12 volt conversion kit for starter, so if i do that and install 12 volt battery it seems it would be time for 12 volt bulbs, also any info on generator conversion perhaps leave it 6, any comments on gauges appreciated.
Its broke, may stick with 6 aint done it yet
I'm glad you made the move to the new site. If you convert to 12v you'll need to change all bulbs and put a 12v coil on the ignition. Non electric gauges will be fine. You'll need to put a resistor on the gas gauge and heater motor or change the heater motor to a 12v motor if it has a heater. Your horns will be OK as will your starter.
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Thanks, probably gonna stay 6v, it was exciting for a moment, Ken
Get lost here on new site format, Old mans disease
The new site is different but one gets used to it fairly quickly.
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Thanks Tiny
I bought this car a few years back and the engine had been completely redone. I probably put 100 miles on it since. This engine wants to crank slow, I am completely rebuilding the starter and got a new floor switch. I cranked it over with the hand crank and It may be tight. When its running it purrs.
Will see what new does. The old timer told me to put an 8 volt battery in it. What you say.
An 8v battery is like putting a cast on your leg after you break your arm. Make sure all cable connections are clean and corrosion free. Make sure your battery cables are 1 gauge or heavier. I use 0 gauge. Make sure your battery is sound and fully charged.
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Tiny, thanks , have done this, now gonna rebuild starter and new floor switch, the starter that came out was supposed to be rebuilt, gonna make sure about that now. Waiting for parts delivery will update after. Ken
got 4 adopted pups, they keep me busy
2005 post VCCA same problem
The original starter # 710-c will not turn the engine.Battery and cables are in good condition.
I have try many # 710 starter, but they will not turn,or very slow. Then I put in a # 714 starter.
This starter turn the engine very easy.This starter have 10 teeth ,and the original have 11 teeth bendix.
Are the # 714 starter stronger, or do the 10 teeth bendix a stronger rotating? :rolleyes:
Regards Arvid
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Tiny, thank you for your help, got the old mans disease, the old gray mare, gotta hit the nail twice. Ken
Tiny , thank you for your help, Arvid settled on a 714-C solving this problem, thank god for spell checker cant spell so good anymore either or my two fingers get lost, not ready for the rocking chair but probably doing to much as I still work, dont need to but aint gonna stop that either. Been working on my 36 truck hot rod for the last 5 years, the 27 has sat in the corner, dusted this beauty off and want to start driving it again. Tiny, thanks again. Ken
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