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electrical
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 12:56 pm
by Carl Watt
- should gpa 8809, feb 24, 1943, have a push-pull or rotary main light switch?
-should it have a radio suppression filer box on inside firewall?
--should it have a radio junction box?
thank!
carl
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 3:54 pm
by Mithril
push-pull main light switch : yes.
radio suppression filer box under the dashboard : yes.
radio junction box : yes.
This car is full options ... :wink: :lol:
Re: electrical
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 4:33 pm
by fordgpa
Carl Watt wrote:- should gpa 8809, feb 24, 1943, have a push-pull or rotary main light switch?
-should it have a radio suppression filer box on inside firewall?
--should it have a radio junction box?
thank!
carl
Carl I think your GPA dod 02-24-43 is with a radio suppression filter but not under the dash ,mine is from dod 01-18-43 and has a single filter at the right hand side.
You can see it when you look into the screen righthandside under the dash.
So not the one like they used on the willys jeep.
The early type gpa used this [ bob asselbergs] I think it is two weeks earlier then mine.
And that one is under the dash on the inside firewall.
I think a radio box is also added later with a fsmwo. :idea:
So i don't agree with Mitrhil.
:(
Peter
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 7:30 pm
by leo verhagen
Peter,
I also agree with you, my GPA#8787 also has the surpressor on the place you mentioned and not under the dash. For the rest I agree with Mithril, push-pull type and radio connection box.
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 8:19 pm
by Mithril
Untouched South-African GPA shows one under the dash (Tobe).
1942's Maintenance manual TM-10-1263 list part #GPW-18960 (Filter group + bracket assembly) with 6 wires ... See page 0600-67.
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 10:16 pm
by fordgpa
Mithril wrote:Untouched South-African GPA shows one under the dash (Tobe).
1942's Maintenance manual TM-10-1263 list part #GPW-18960 (Filter group + bracket assembly) with 6 wires ... See page 0600-67.
:shock:
This is the manual for the early model so far you are ok :?
But there is also a late model manual and this has the other filter unit in it.
And the so called untouched GPA is a early model with the spare tyre in the middle [ the same as bob]
I have got serial 5755 everything matching [frame tub and engine]and it is a late model with the jerrycan holder and the tyre not in the middle fitted with an anchor.
I have got a copy off a few pages [also 600-67 ] from the manual so you can see for yourself. :lol: PETER
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 11:46 pm
by Mithril
The large filter is also on page 74 of the spare parts manual (TM 10-1264 Oct 1942) and listed as GPW-18960-B "filter group + cover assembly".
This is the one screw on cover type ...
On page 0-2-6 of the Maintenance manual (1942's TM 10-1263), they shows another model (the one with hinge on cover).
I have a close up picture of great quality of the dashboard of an early GPA (5 data plates) and I can see the same filter but it is the 2 screws model with the rectangular Ford data plate on it ...
An it is the model with TOBE on cover on the south african GPA ...
So they used at least 4 kinds of this special part ...
Both these manuals are correct for the 10000 first GPA's.
Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 9:41 am
by leo verhagen
Late type GPA filter unit on air duct panel: