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- when what was the last car with a hand crank? - Discussion Forums
There was a scene in which the 'starter died', So she grabbed the crank from the rumble seat area and proceeded to crank the motor over Made me wonder when what was the last car with a hand crank? I would have thought by 1935 that would have been a thing of the past
- Hand cranking - Buick - Pre War - Antique Automobile Club of America . . .
there are 20 cars that won't start, kick back, and generally don't cooperate with the process Just because you can start it with a hand crank doesn't mean it's a good idea or that it will be a snap I'd rather go to the dentist than try to hand crank an 8-cylinder car, even one in perfect health
- when what was the last car with a hand crank? - Page 2 - General . . .
Imagine a hot summer day, in your suit and hat trying to clean out a flooded engine with a hand crank in 1938, on a car with a mechanical fuel pump? I suppose cars mainly had an updraft carb, placed very low down by the oil pan That would help with ease of fuel system priming and hand crank starting A little gravity action to get some fuel
- How to crank an old car - Antique Automobile Club of America
You only need one cylinder to fire I don't start many hand-crank cars, but spinning it quickly isn't the answer One good yank upwards from the 6 o'clock position, if everything is set up correctly, should do it The trick is learning what your car likes and what settings it prefers on the throttle, choke, and spark You might need a few gentle pulls to suck gas into the cylinders before you
- Hand Cranking a Motor in 39? - Antique Automobile Club of America
Hi there, while I’m waiting on a shop to rebuild my starter I’ve been reading old forum posts about starters and such I found a post that suggests you can hand crank the motor but that seems somewhat antiquated by 39 is this actually possible? Now that I think of it, I think I saw a hole on my
- Hand crank studebaker - Antique Automobile Club of America
I consider this a hand crank only car Studebaker probably didn't There are also Studebaker model 35 cars in 1913 Those had electric lights I don't know if they had electric starters Edited September 14, 20177 yr by Bloo (see edit history)
- Hand Cranking Procedure - Antique Automobile Club of America
I'm rebuilding the motor starter on my recently acquired 1928 Packard But it comes with a hand crank! The owners manual does not give a procedure for hand cranking the engine Can anyone suggest a sure fire method to start the motor by hand cranking? Thank you very much <BR>jnp
- What was the last car with a hand crank - Discussion Forums
The 2CV thread got me thinking about hand cranks The only car I ever had with a hand crank was a 1955 MGA Did the MK II still come with a hand crank ? Did all the 2CVs (even the ones with the rectangular headlamps) have one ? Was there any later car ? YWTK
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