Which is starter for a 460 Ford Forum?

I have a 460 i am putting in a 74 torino. originality is not an issue, but budget is. with the motor, i got two new starters, one is the earlier style with the solenoid on it, and the other is a later 80’s style without the solenoid on it. both are new, and there is a solenoid on the fenderwell already. suggestions?

Do you need both solenoids for a Ford 460?

Click to expand… Yes. actually you do need both solenoids using the late starter. Even the older gm style Ford starters used both solenoids. Yes. actually you do need both solenoids using the late starter. Even the older gm style Ford starters used both solenoids.

Do you need both solenoids for a Ford starter?

Even the older gm style Ford starters used both solenoids. Yes. actually you do need both solenoids using the late starter. Even the older gm style Ford starters used both solenoids. Click to expand… Correct.

I have a 460 i am putting in a 74 torino. originality is not an issue, but budget is. with the motor, i got two new starters, one is the earlier style with the solenoid on it, and the other is a later 80’s style without the solenoid on it. both are new, and there is a solenoid on the fenderwell already. suggestions?

Where is the fuel pump on a 92 Fleetwood pace Arrow?

Topic: 92 Fleetwood Pace Arrow 460 ford – fuel pump relay location Posted By: GitRdun on 02/18/12 03:04pm The fuel pump on my 92 doesnt come on when the key is turned to ON as it should, obviously it wont start. The motorhome hasnt been started for probably 6 months. I cant find the fuel pump relay.

Why does my 92 Fleetwood pace not start?

The fuel pump on my 92 doesnt come on when the key is turned to ON as it should, obviously it wont start. The motorhome hasnt been started for probably 6 months. I cant find the fuel pump relay. Or at least if i have found it i have no way of knowing which relay it is as none of them are labeled.

Click to expand… Yes. actually you do need both solenoids using the late starter. Even the older gm style Ford starters used both solenoids. Yes. actually you do need both solenoids using the late starter. Even the older gm style Ford starters used both solenoids.