Starter switch

Started by George29, March 29, 2008, 04:45:00 PM

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George29

Thanks for all the replies. I will try and repair the one I have. I just missed the one on ebay maybe another one will come up.
George
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David Pollock

If memory serves me, the 29 uses a bendix drive starter so the foot switch closes only electrical contacts, just as on my 28 Chrysler.   A good auto electric supply shop can provide a replacement switch which will do the job for you.  Look for someone with a Cole Hersee catalogue.
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Bill James

Is it the switch or the linkage? There is a switch for sale on e-bay, buy it now. Item #280147660005. the whole system is pretty simple, could be all you need is a good clean up of the contacts inside the switch. They are brass and tend to corode. Bill James
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Tim B

There's not much to them.... can  you open it up and probably fix the one you have?
Tim Bowers
Stellar Antique Auto Restorations
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Bob

George,

this may not be the case with your car, but I had the same problem last summer with my 1940 Plymouth, I had my wife push the starter pedal while I was looking under the hood.  I found that my front motor mount was bad,  causing the engine to tilt forward, once I replaced that, the starter pedal worked just fine.

Hope this helps,
Bob
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George29

I was going to start up my 1929 4door and it would not turn over. I found the starter switch (the starter button on the floor) not making conntact. Does anyone know where I could purchase one of these or does anyone have one they would be willing to part with.

Thanks for any help
George
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