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Is it possible to convert a manual start D to electric start? I'm getting to the point where cranking by hand has lost its appeal.
 
The electric start parts should bolt right on, I've even seen it on unstyled Ds. If you go TOO early the red head indicator makes issues, but your 39 should be no problem as far as I know
 
Thanks WeirdDeere. With the manual flywheel being a bit light than the electric start one, I was wondering if there would be a counter balance issue.
 
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