Will this work on a 1969 mgb engine? It is a inline four cylinder.
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No reason it should not. It is highly adjustable. You may need to find bolts with which to mount to the block.
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No think about your question the boxe is for four-cylinder you'll need to get the correct number box for your 150 six cylinder engine. Check model number serial number do your research get the correct part. Sierra components are okay to use no problem so far I've been using them for years
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Yes its designed for small 4 stroke engine. Depending on your mileage, this or a standard oil/non synthetic oil will work.I only say depending on mileage because dealers and the manuals say not to use synthetic before 5000 miles, because synthetic oil is thinner than regular oil.So in short yes it will work if air temp. Is between 32 and 101f degrees f most of the year, and if your mileage on the engine is greater than 5,000miles. Change every 6k miles or 6 months, whichever comes first.
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VM28-418 is prejetted for a 4-stroke. I have run as much as TM38 (with 220 main jets) on each 250cc cylinder of a 4-stroke twin, so this TM28 (labled VM28) should be pretty conservative on a 200cc 4-stroke.
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It worked great on my old johnson 175hp...best $40 i ever spent...you might have to drill holes but its a piece of cake..
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No, it is only designed to pull the broken plug shank out of a 2004-2008 5.4L Triton 3 valve engine. It clearly states in the item description what it's designed for. This will NOT work on a 4.6L engine. You'd be better off trying an appropriate size easy out on a 4.6L. It's a totally different head/plug design.
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I have a 4 cycle and it works wonderful, just keep it lubricated. The connector end has not changed for quite a while my old one has same connector as my newest one. I am quite sure you should be fine.
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Yes, this will work on any size engine (1-2-3-4-5-6-8 cylinders). the sensing function is directly related to an individual spark plug firing! Craig S.
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I believe it will work because it's engine specific. It's worth a try and if not you can always return
937428
Yes it will. MG parts on this unit and the ignition wont be and issue. Other than color and GN drive trim....you are good to go.
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Hi Sorry - can't tell you. I installed mine on a 1953Ford Flathead V8. All I can say is that it worked.
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not sure mine is a six cylinder. You can contact the seller. They can tell you. But it is a great starter works well.
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when I bought it I phoned the seller and he checked that there is a setting on the back for 2 stroke and 4 stroke engines. I set it to the two stroke setting. It works on my 130 2 stroke Johnson so it will work on yours no problem. Also pretty accurate and very easy to install and all you need including the bracket are in the box. Hope this helps you out. Rick
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If the bolts and the three hole gasket line up I don't see why it wouldn't work. Not familar with that engine though, I would have to see it to tell you for sure. Good luck
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of course! It's a 4 stroke engine. The problem I had was the fuel line falling apart for no apparent reason.
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Yes, this will work on a 3800 series 2. It is a fine set and will serve you well. One thought is you will also need a way to hold the flywheel, as the front crank pulley bolt is torqued to some number plus some degrees, e.g. 52 Lb Ft plus 72 degrees. An impact will not work, nor should you try. A very large breaker bar and properly fitting six point socket is needed. To hold the flywheel, a tool similar to the Kent Moore J 37096 Flywheel Holder is recommended. It is expensive, but worth it and will not only last a lifetime, it works on some other engines. Hope this helps, and good luck.
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there are many engines that this starter works on. I cant say about your application. mine was for a 1966 snow blower with a H50 Tecumseh engine known as a snow king. there is a long list of all the engines it fits, good luck ,Mark