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Is this a symptom of a problem or the possible cause?
Good to here it started and ran ok. Now just work out the bugs.- royalflush55
- Post #53
- Forum: CUCV
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Is this a symptom of a problem or the possible cause?
I would say some one installed a 12 volt starter by mistake.- royalflush55
- Post #36
- Forum: CUCV
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Is this a symptom of a problem or the possible cause?
In post 15 your picture of your starter shows part numbers Delco 336-1900 or GM 19136209. Both these numbers correspond to a 12 volt starter. I would bet that is why your starter broke(blew up) and looks like it does now. You need to buy a 24 volt starter if you have an original 24 volt system...- royalflush55
- Post #34
- Forum: CUCV
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Is this a symptom of a problem or the possible cause?
Are you going to stay with the 12 volt system you have now or change back to 24 volt?- royalflush55
- Post #28
- Forum: CUCV
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Is this a symptom of a problem or the possible cause?
Do not try to run without a starter brace!!!- royalflush55
- Post #26
- Forum: CUCV
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Is this a symptom of a problem or the possible cause?
Ok, now you know it has the starter brace. Be sure and reinstall it along with both starter bolts NEW. I would look for a remand AC DELCO starter like you took off or take the one you took off to a reputable starter repair shop and let them go thru it and check it out. If relay under dash stuck...- royalflush55
- Post #16
- Forum: CUCV
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Is this a symptom of a problem or the possible cause?
I would take the starter off and see if the fly wheel will turn. Does it have the starter brace on the back of the starter to block?- royalflush55
- Post #2
- Forum: CUCV