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James M Camp
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" I have acquired, and am rebu
" I have acquired, and am rebuilding an RD-18 C.
I know the RD-18 designates this as a 1956 30hp but was wondering if anyone can tell me what the "C" following that model number indicates.
Additionally, there is a part bolted to the side with one vacume hose coming from the intake. It somwhat resembles the shape of the old fuel pumps but has no hose connections for fuel lines. This part has a plastic back, and alluminum housing, and a single electrical connector. I know that the wiring was not correct when I picked it up because the lead coming from the starter had a battery terminal on the end of it. I am pretty sure that wire would go to a selinoid, not directly to the battery. Currently, one wire from a coil goes to a togle switch and the other to the connector on that part I am describing. There is also a wire running between the togle switch and the same connector on that part. By sucking on the vacume hose I can hear the part being actuated so I think it is probably good. "
" I have acquired, and am rebuilding an RD-18 C.
I know the RD-18 designates this as a 1956 30hp but was wondering if anyone can tell me what the "C" following that model number indicates.
Additionally, there is a part bolted to the side with one vacume hose coming from the intake. It somwhat resembles the shape of the old fuel pumps but has no hose connections for fuel lines. This part has a plastic back, and alluminum housing, and a single electrical connector. I know that the wiring was not correct when I picked it up because the lead coming from the starter had a battery terminal on the end of it. I am pretty sure that wire would go to a selinoid, not directly to the battery. Currently, one wire from a coil goes to a togle switch and the other to the connector on that part I am describing. There is also a wire running between the togle switch and the same connector on that part. By sucking on the vacume hose I can hear the part being actuated so I think it is probably good. "