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Re: Starter Continues to Crank When Engine is Running
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Yikes! Seems as though it would be easy for it to be bumped back into "stress" mode. What kind of stresses were you relieving?
Jason Advanced Electrical Rebuilders www.aerrebuild.com
Posted on: 2011/5/2 14:14
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Re: 56 Patrician Delco Remy Starter Solenoid
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Oooh, Excellent point Ross! Thanks for pointing that out. It also appears that the picture on NAPA's website does indeed show a hole for the 4th terminal. I've never seen such a critter, but there it is! That should be a good way for oil to get in there and cause troubles for those who don't use it.
Jason www.aerrebuild.com
Posted on: 2011/5/1 17:58
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Re: Starter Continues to Crank When Engine is Running
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Correct, The Autolite solenoid you have has a separate relay in the box portion of the solenoid which extends over the side. I realize the hammer strike can be an emergency option, but try to avoid this becoming a habit. I've seen a lot of major damage due to someone getting all to used to doing this on a regular basis. Feel free to contact me for help.
Jason Advanced Electrical Rebuilders www.aerrebuild.com jason@aerrebuild.com
Posted on: 2011/5/1 10:21
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I would tend to agree that your problem more than likely points to the solenoid, but have seen a few other things in years past. One is burrs on your starter drive or flywheel teeth. If they have ever ground in the past, they could have burrs that like to hang on to the starter/flywheel teeth. You mentioned "new battery", does that mean you have had low battery troubles recently? Solenoids don't normally fail unless they've been exposed to low voltage. So, if you have been trying to start it with low voltage that would explain the damage to the solenoid. Feel free to contact me with any questions.
Jason Advanced Electrical Rebuilders www.aerrebuild.com
Posted on: 2011/4/30 17:45
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Re: 1929 Generator
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I know it's been a while. I'm new to this forum. We can wind you a new set of coils for your generator if you are still searching for a source. We are rebuilders of antique auto electrical components (starter, generator, distributor, solenoid, regulator, etc.) We have extensive experiance in all makes including Packards. Feel free to call or email anytime with questions @ 1-866-228-0218 or jsmithaer@gmail.com
Jason Smith Advanced Electrical Rebuilders 16574 S. Bauer Rd Grand Ledge, MI 48837
Posted on: 2010/8/25 13:09
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