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Solenoid question from Israel
can we use non-first solonoydes?
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21-01-2007, 09:29
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Re: important!
Hello over in Israel!
1) you'll get a better response to your questions on Chief Delphi if you post in the appropriate forum. The General Forum is not a catchall for everything. 2) Did you read the manual? If it's not stated clearly there, then 3) Post the question on the FIRST Q&A forums for an official answer. Answers you receive on this forum are not official and may not be correct. Good luck this season! |
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21-01-2007, 09:29
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Re: important!
We need more info as far as what you're looking for.
But, I'll give you a quick answer to one of the more frequently asked questions here. Solenoids come in two distinct flavors, air operated and non-air operated. Solenoids that use an electronic magnet (non-air operated) are not legal, as spelled out in <R46> Air operated solenoids are legal, as long as they follow the requirements spelled out in <R105> and <R106> Hope this helps. Also, please use a more descriptive Title on your posts. Everything here is "important" to someone. BEN |
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