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painless vs centech

97XEB

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Subscribed. Wiring is in my future. Good luck and thanks for keeping us posted.
 

BigPrince

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I haven't read the whole thread but I will say I'm installing a Centech now and it's been very nice. I'm running into an issue with the starter not disengaging after the engine starts but I probably have something wrong.
 

DirtDonk

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BigPrince, are you running a late-model PMGR ("mini" type) starter by any chance? If so, that's a common issue it seems.
Let me know and we can walk through the possible solution. You can do some searching too, but I'm not sure what the keywords might be for that. "Mini starter" maybe? "starter run-on"???

Paul
 

BigPrince

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BigPrince, are you running a late-model PMGR ("mini" type) starter by any chance? If so, that's a common issue it seems.
Let me know and we can walk through the possible solution. You can do some searching too, but I'm not sure what the keywords might be for that. "Mini starter" maybe? "starter run-on"???

Paul


Thanks Paul. I think it is just a normal starter for a 74 manual 302. It looks like the pic attached. I've done some searching and troubleshooting but will start another thread so I don't get this one off target tomorrow if I can't figure it out. I appreciate the help!

-Don
 

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DirtDonk

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Sounds good Don. We'll keep our eyes open for any mystery you come up with.

Paul
 
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