Re: [BaadAssGremlins] Wiring for the sbc Gremlin???

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I know many Chebby guys that did what Gary said to cure the heat sink
problem on their cars with headers. It is especially bad on the BB
Chebby's with headers in Camero's.
"Doc"



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• From: themixtoo@xxxxxxx
• Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 09:57:16 -0500

Anybody running a sbc powered Gremlin tell me how to get
>around running the wheel well mounted solonoid?
>Chebbys use a solonoid on the starter and I dont need two of em, but
>Im not sure how to wire it up without burning something up.
>Ive seen pics of sbc Gremmies with the solonoid on the wheel well
>gone so I know it can be done.
>It will clean up the fenderwell as well to. Tnx for any help. Rod
>
>Rod, I know it looks better without the solenoid on the fenderwell, but I've found it's much more reliable. If you run headers you will always have that heat absorption problem (slow cranking after you shut down for a short time) just jumper the two large terminals on the Chevy solenoid (on the starter) and run the cable from the AMC (Ford) solenoid to the GM starter. Since I went to this change I've not had the slow crank problem return.        Gary 'The Mix'
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