I was give a box of parts a friend found in the basment of his house labled 54/55 corvet parts. There were a few electrical parts one was a starter solenoid switch part #114269 6V NEW in the original box. Was this used in a Corvett? When did the conversion to 12V happen? I am a mid year person and dont know about such things.
54/55 starter switch
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Re: 54/55 starter switch
I was give a box of parts a friend found in the basment of his house labled 54/55 corvet parts. There were a few electrical parts one was a starter solenoid switch part #114269 6V NEW in the original box. Was this used in a Corvett? When did the conversion to 12V happen? I am a mid year person and dont know about such things.
Are you sure that this is the complete part number? It looks like it could be a digit short. Also, is this in a Delco or GM box or is this some sort of aftermarket part and part number?In Appreciation of John Hinckley- Top
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Re: 54/55 starter switch
Well, it looks like I've gotten stumped now twice in one day; I must be losing my touch.
In any event, I looked high-and-low for this one. The only thing I came up with is that the GM #1114269 existed, was a starter switch and was still available as of the early 70's. After that, the trail is cold.
I can tell you this: it was never cataloged as a starter switch for ANY Chevrolet or Corvette application I can find going back to 1946 right up to the present. Also, it's a part number that I would say was released sometime in the later 1950's.
I also checked all Delco applications going back to 1955 for ALL GM Car lines, all other US-manufacturer car lines, and all truck lines, including HD, going back to 1946. It's nowhere to be found. But, it did exist. Of course, you already know that.In Appreciation of John Hinckley- Top
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