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starter switch information
the attached image regarding servicing the clum ignition/lighting switch is from a ford service bulletin... i am trying to research these switches in general and assume that switches from other vendors may also be covered elsewhere... i am trying to identify the the actual (or similar) source so that i can acquire a copy.... are there copies of these bulletins available? thanks...
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Re: starter switch information
The description of repairing the switch is no different than it would be for the pin type that the Model T suppliers sell (when in stock). However the layout is not exactly the same. But there are Clum backing plates that are the same as the common Model T so its necessary to see the backing plate and internal parts to properly ID a switch.
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The following shows a switch backing plate that is even different than the two above --
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and another Clum for a different switch
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The following shows a switch backing plate that is even different than the two above --
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and another Clum for a different switch
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Re: starter switch information
and there are more variations not just from the outside but inside as well
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Re: starter switch information
frank, i appreciate your quick response... the information that you've provided is great and i can certainly use it.... I am actually trying to find the publication that contained the page that i had posted... i don't know too much about the publications for the model t but the page i posted appears to say 'ford service bulletin' at the top of the page and each paragraph is numbered... is this from an original bulletin, or is it from a compilation of bulletins... is it part of an aftermarket book.... how can i identify the publication....
thanks....
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thanks....
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Re: starter switch information
Ha!exwisehe wrote: ↑Fri Mar 25, 2022 6:47 pmfrank, i appreciate your quick response... the information that you've provided is great and i can certainly use it.... I am actually trying to find the publication that contained the page that i had posted... i don't know too much about the publications for the model t but the page i posted appears to say 'ford service bulletin' at the top of the page and each paragraph is numbered... is this from an original bulletin, or is it from a compilation of bulletins... is it part of an aftermarket book.... how can i identify the publication....
thanks....
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I may have found the source of what you have a copy of. Same everything but page numbers are different
This is a great reference www.cimorelli.com/mtdl/default.htm
-- I then selected Bulletins Didn't know which so I started to search 1919 - nothing --Then1920 and git a hit (To search click on the magnifying glall then enter the search word and hit the ENTER key (@takes a bit to find it) --
-- the documents are PDF's you can skip the above and just go to the 1920 Service Bulletin www.cimorelli.com/mtdl/service_bulletins/sb1920.pdf
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Re: starter switch information
... are there copies of these bulletins available?
Bottom line: the Cimorelli site Frank posted has all of them.
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Re: starter switch information
perfect..... exactly what i was looking for... the link that you provided did not work, however i was able to google the title of the book and it took me to the site... found the passage in the book.... thanks for your assistance...
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Re: starter switch information
Thanks for letting me know about the link problem. I corrected them, up above, by removing the prefix https:// which indicates (s suffix) a secure web site
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