Subject: Re: Bosch Starter Solenoid
Author: Bill Cohoon
Date: Feb 8, 2005, 5:48 AM
Post ID: 1718354007
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John... if you can't find what you need... I used an Echlin or Standard
# SS221. This number was floated around in the old MG tips books. I'm
running one now.. it was around $35 I think.. at napa. I did notice that
the slot in the plunger was slightly larger than Bosch, and thought it
would prevent it from fully engaging, but seems to work ok. As in most
workarounds... probably not as good as the real thing. Bill
John Chicoine wrote:
| No doubt this subject has been discussed in the past. If so I missed it. I need a Bosch starter solenoid. Are they available? Thanks, John 67 V7 & offspring |
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<font face="arial,helvetica"><font size="2">John... if you can't find
what you need... I used an Echlin or Standard # SS221. This number was
floated around in the old MG tips books. I'm running one now.. it was
around $35 I think.. at napa. I did notice that the slot in the plunger
was slightly larger than Bosch, and thought it would prevent it from
fully engaging, but seems to work ok. As in most workarounds...
probably not as good as the real thing. Bill</font></font><br>
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No doubt this subject has been discussed in the past. If so I missed
it. I need a Bosch starter solenoid. Are they available?
Thanks,
John
67 V7 & offspring
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