Re: Generator Removal
Posted by Ozstatman On 2021/11/24 5:47:45
G'day '34 Rookie,
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I doubt it's a good idea to start and run your '34 Packard with the generator removed. I think, although I could be wrong,
that the generator is driven by the timing chain and is a link in the timing chains structural integrity. If you are removing the generator you have to be VERY careful in it's removal. There are parts(somebody will give a much better/clearer explanation) that could fall into the timing case/sump if you're not careful.
After all that, I invite you to include your '34 Eight in the Packard Vehicle Registry.
to PackardInfo.I doubt it's a good idea to start and run your '34 Packard with the generator removed. I think, although I could be wrong,
that the generator is driven by the timing chain and is a link in the timing chains structural integrity. If you are removing the generator you have to be VERY careful in it's removal. There are parts(somebody will give a much better/clearer explanation) that could fall into the timing case/sump if you're not careful.After all that, I invite you to include your '34 Eight in the Packard Vehicle Registry.
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