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1947 P15 Starter,Generator rebuild places???


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hey looking to get my starter and generator rebuilt does anyone know of a shop or place where I can get it done??? also looking to re-wire the car to a 12 volt system so if anyone knows where I can find place please let me know,im located in Hawthorne,ca and willing to travel to get fixed. I have an 1947 p15 special deluxe, was my pops and I just wanna get it running again so please anyone out there please help me!!!!

you can contact me here or on my cell and shoot a txt 310 936 0353 thanks again!!

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if you plan to go to 12 volts the rebuild of the original generator will be wasted time/money as 12 volt wiring will not support 6 volt components with the 6 volt battery.  Starter will work on the 12 volts, spin fast engage hard...spinning in short bursts will usually do no damage.  Allow a bit of cool down in between if hard is one that is slow to start.  Other things will need be modified when going to 12 volts also.

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Nation Starter and Alternator

2210 Broadway St, Cape Girardeau, MO 63701
http://www.nationsstarteralternator.com/
 
They've been in Cape since 1930, were Nation Brothers, back in the day.
 
John
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Tim is correct.........need to reduce voltage to dash gauges........change bulbs in lights..........can probably just use an

alternator in place of a generator.......not sure if the heater fan cares what the voltage is........others with 12v can

tell you.   

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Morristown Starter and Generator ( located on HWY 11E )  went through both of mine just as preventive maintenance . I figured since I was putting a new engine in why not prevent other issues.  I'm sure you can find one closer than shipping it to TN .  Maybe this info will help someone doing  a search in the future though. 

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Evans Electric in Fresno Ca. They repair these items all the time for a very large farm constituency . I've had several repaired by them. The picture is their shop. 

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