Vintage Indy Car Gerhart Starter Solenoid Switch Repair Collar on 2040-parts.com
Westlake, Ohio, United States
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You are looking at: One Collar to Repair Delco 12 / 24 / and 32 Volt Parallel Switch Starter Solenoids. They measure 3.00 OD. The Large Terminals are 3/8"-16 Thread and the Small Terminals are 10-32 Thread. These Collars are New, have not been used or installed. I also have the Rubber Seal that goes between the Collar and the Cap listed. The photo of a complete Solenoid is to show where the collar is installed, it is Not included in your purchase. If you are able to solder an electrical connection, you can easily replace a broken or damaged solenoid collar. I will ship via USPS in the USA and also for International buyers. Guaranteed you will be Happy with your purchase. Please email any questions that you may have and I will be glad to answer them. Payment is due within 2 days of your purchase. |
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