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Thread: 52 Ford with 239 Flathead...Need some big help...
          
   
   

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    the 6 volt battery won't work the 12 volt solenoid

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    Quote Originally Posted by jerry clayton View Post
    the 6 volt battery won't work the 12 volt solenoid
    and you dont have a flat head engine ..
    iv`e used up all my sick days at work .. can i call in dead ?

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    Joshua,
    Not sure what you're trying to do if you've decided to replace the power train, but before you do much with the flathead I would drain the pan and see what comes out (if you didn't already do that). If it is full of water you need to consider pulling the pan and seeing what you've got, but at the very least you need new oil in the crankcase, and I would also squirt a couple of shots of motor oil in each cylinder for some lubrication on the rings if you're going to be cranking it to see if it fires. Like Rrumbler says, do a bit of trouble shooting on the starter, or consider pulling it and taking it to your local parts house for a condition check on their test rig. Are you just checking out the flathead, or trying to get it running?
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