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#3939 05/30/2004 3:13 AM
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How do I identify what starter do I have? 12v or 6v?? Is it stamped anywhere?? thanx


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#3940 05/30/2004 3:36 AM
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It's most likely still 6-volt even if the system was changed over to a 12. They just spin harder on 12-volt.
To keep it from overheating, don't let it spin too long without a little rest.


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'52 Chevy short school bus

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