4 Anexo(s)
Dinamo e Motor de Arranque
Henrique,
A plaquetas estão bem ruins, mesmo vendo a olho nu é dificil ler alguma coisa, com ele montado é praticamente impossivel, acabei de tentar.
Tirei algumas qdo reformei.
Achei esse texto no site do CJ3A:
"Starters and Generators Starter and generator numbers are found on a tag that is riveted to their housings. Three different starters were used. The first vehicles used the Autolite MZ-4137. In mid 1950 the starter was changed to MZ-4162, according to Autolite manuals. The 1945-49 (copyright 1955) Parts manual lists a change in the starter push rod at vehicle serial number 51911. This is likely to be the serial number where the starter change took place. Both of these starters are interchangeable, are activated by a foot pedal linkage, open nosed, and use a 124-tooth flywheel. The third starter is Autolite MCH-6203. This starter is a key start with a solenoid mounted to the top of the starter and is the closed nose type. It uses a 129-tooth flywheel. The 1965 Universal Service Manual states that this third starter was put into production with vehicle serial number 30973 and, on a different page, engine serial number 130859. By adding the prefixes 452-GB1 to the vehicle serial number and 3J to the engine number, the result is vehicle 452-GB1 30973 with engine 3J130859. These are credible numbers for a 1952 CJ-3A and this data fits perfectly into the information collected to date. The engine block change to the larger rear flange also occurred at this serial number.
The generator changed from the Autolite GDZ-4817 to Autolite GDZ-6001, most likely during the 1950 model year. Then at vehicle serial number 453-GB1 17807 the generator and regulators were changed to provide a greater output. According to Service Bulletin 53-5 this generator provided a nominal 45 amp output. This last generator may have been an Autolite GGW-4801 or GGW-7404. Thanks to Bill Norris for copies of the Bulletins."
Destaquei os modelos usados nos meus, mas o texto tb indica os ultimos modelos utilizados e que provavelmente foram usados no CJ3B.
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