Re: Help ID an OD solenoid?
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Looks like an OD relay to me.
Posted on: 2020/2/26 12:56
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If someone with a known 6v relay could check and see if the same 3600-2 is stamped on theirs it might indicate whether that is a valid part number that could be used for identification. Perhaps the -2 is denoting a 12v model and an original 6v relay would be different with maybe a -1 or even or missing the extra number entirely.
Probably not much help since there is no way of telling if the relay was from a Packard or if it is the original fuse but Packard wiring diagrams say a 6v version would have a 30 amp fuse and the 12v has a 15 amp.
Posted on: 2020/2/26 13:50
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A Google search for RBM 3600-2 comes up with 2 links to restorecarsclassifieds.com that both show the 3600-2 relay for Packards with 6 volt systems
Posted on: 2020/2/26 17:40
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It seems to cross over to Packard part number 403940 and if you are looking to sell it, please PM me with the price.
Posted on: 2020/2/26 18:51
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The fuse is a 30 Amp :)
Posted on: 2020/2/26 20:00
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