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#518420 - 06/22/08 12:39 AM Switching 47 Plymouth from 6volt +ground to 6volt - ground
cobolfan1947 Offline
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Registered: 06/22/08
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Is iti possible to switch a 6 volt + ground car over to a - ground 6 volt system without causing harm to the electril complnents? Feel free to email me at cobolfan@juno.com with answers, or suggestions.

Allen

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#518440 - 06/22/08 07:31 AM Re: Switching 47 Plymouth from 6volt +ground to 6volt - ground [Re: cobolfan1947]
hwellens Offline
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Registered: 04/14/03
Posts: 181
Loc: Maryland
Your generator/voltage regulator will not work properly. What is the reason for change?

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#519648 - 06/26/08 09:36 PM Re: Switching 47 Plymouth from 6volt +ground to 6volt - ground [Re: hwellens]
Rusty_OToole Offline
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Registered: 09/12/06
Posts: 1270
Possible but expensive. The big problem is the radio. It is possible to replace the regulator, polarise the generator, switch the leads on the coil, and the light bulbs don't care one way or the other.

O ya your horn will suck not blow ha ha just kidding about that last one.

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