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1979 3208 Starter and Solenoid
02-19-2010, 23:36
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1979 3208 Starter and Solenoid
Robert. The bus is parked in a remote area where a stay over a day is
problematic. If I could arrive with a working starter, and solenoid,
then I could conduct the repair relatively rapidly and move the bus to a
more convenient service area. So I still need leads on how to locate a
new, used, or rebuilt starter and solenoid. I really appreciate your
tips though, and thanks for your help. Henry@... and at
cell 1.888.745.1439, 1979 FC 35, SB, McAllen, Tx.


Posted by: "Robert Johannesen" packratfxr@...

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Fri Feb 19, 2010 6:40 pm (PST)

Henry - some times I had to loosen the exhaust on the starter side to
get the starter off. Then I made a long extension to get the rear
inboard bolt out of the starter. Most any starter shop that deal with
trucks can rebuild it. I almost bought a rebuilt spare and the owner who
bought my 78 FC 31 did get one before he went to Costa Rica in it.
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Messages In This Thread
1979 3208 Starter and Solenoid - Henry Claeys - 02-19-2010, 12:43
1979 3208 Starter and Solenoid - Robert Johannesen - 02-19-2010, 14:38
1979 3208 Starter and Solenoid - Henry Claeys - 02-19-2010 23:36
1979 3208 Starter and Solenoid - GARY MINKER - 02-21-2010, 06:31
1979 3208 Starter and Solenoid - mbulriss - 02-21-2010, 06:57
1979 3208 Starter and Solenoid - Wallace Craig - 02-21-2010, 08:12
1979 3208 Starter and Solenoid - cape0001 - 02-21-2010, 13:31
1979 3208 Starter and Solenoid - Chuck Wheeler - 02-22-2010, 02:23



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