Re: Dakota Starter

[Gary <mopar413@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think that I would try and get a longer cable rather than trying to solder an extension.  New cable would also not have any corosion.  in it.
---- Paul Lennemann <pjlenn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: 
> 
> I got my oil pan changed this weekend.  Did it by lifting the motor and 
> dropping the center link.  When I looked at the FSM to see what the 
> process was for dropping the K member I saw "remove lower control arms, 
> remove torsion bars etc." that was enough to make me go the other way.
> Anyway, while doing this job I also changed the starter as my old one 
> was a little weak with the higher compression and close quarters to the 
> new headers I installed after the motor rebuild.  When the motor was hot 
> it struggled to crank.  So I got a junk yard starter off of a 95 V-8 
> Dakota.  Because of the different position of the wiring lugs (on top 
> nearer the block as opposed to on the front of the solenoid) it looks 
> like my original wire loom to the starter is going to be a little short. 
>  My thought was to solder an extension on to the cables and get a little 
> heat blanket for it.  I know some of you have done this mod.  Just 
> wondering if there are any words of wisdom before I get started
> 
> Paul L.
> '63 Sport Fury
> 440/727
> http://www.1962to1965mopar.ornocar.org/ml-lennemann63.html
> 
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