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Just wondering if you might know how to take apart the super charger from 1968 the single one with the orange roof.
I picked up 2 at a yard sale and one does not work and I wanted to check the wiring inside. It appears to be riveted.
Any advise would be welcome.
Thanks, Alan
Hi Alan,
I have never done one before.... But I'm sure if it is riveted, just drill them out and then use a screw to put it back together.
I would look to see if the wire came off the battery end before I took it apart first.
You can also go to www.RedLinesOnLine.com and ask over there. They are a great bunch of collectors.
Mike
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| Comment | Thanks for the advise. Don't see any loose wires so looks like I will get a long small dia. drill and try on one and if works do the other 5. I figure drilling and fixing is better then not working and just stitting there. I will also lubricate while open. Thanks, Alan | ||
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