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Starter Solenoid Alternative
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Darth Vader
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Ford solenoid from any late 60's and I think up to early 90's or later that I know of.
They used a starter without a solenoid, but a rocker assembly to engage the drive gear. The solenoid was mounted on the firewall or some such.
Example; https://www.oldengine.org/unfaq/solenoid.htm
They used a starter without a solenoid, but a rocker assembly to engage the drive gear. The solenoid was mounted on the firewall or some such.
Example; https://www.oldengine.org/unfaq/solenoid.htm
blkcorvair
Jedi Knight
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any 12-v basic solenoid will work. Ford included. Ive got a golf car relay in mine. Mostly they all use the same principal.