Would like to see a photo of that vibrator coil.Has anyone found a replacement for the vibrator coil for the manifold heater on a 44 diesel? Or what have others done when this thing goes bad?
Thanks for posting those.Here are some pics of the actual thing.
On. my Massey 33, I wired up the vibrator with a new ignition coil. I stll used the vibrating contacts. Works good, and only a Massey fanatic would know it wasn’t original.Has anyone found a replacement for the vibrator coil for the manifold heater on a 44 diesel? Or what have others done when this thing goes bad?
How did you go about it? Can you share some pics?On. my Massey 33, I wired up the vibrator with a new ignition coil. I stll used the vibrating contacts. Works good, and only a Massey fanatic would know it wasn’t original.
See below. It’s on a MH 33 Diesel with a 12 volt negative ground system.Would like to see a photo of that vibrator coil.
See photos below.How did you go about it? Can you share some pics?
Yes, it is a cold starting aid. Basically it is a manifold heater with a sparkplug to ignite a fuel in the manifold. instead of a heated element used in the thermostarts found in Fords, among others. The vibrating part of the coil would provide the make and break needed for the coil to produce voltage/current to create a spark at the heater sparkplug.Help out someone who is in the dark, my best guess is this is a cold starting aid?
If the coil in the original is bad how are you getting power through to the vibrating contacts? Did you gut the coil from the original and run direct?On. my Massey 33, I wired up the vibrator with a new ignition coil. I stll used the vibrating contacts. Works good, and only a Massey fanatic would know it wasn’t original.
Yes, I opened it up and disconnected the internal coil (shorted). The photo shows how it’s wired: +12 volts to the coil, coil to the vibrator relay, vibrator relay contact to ground. (Vibrator relay coil is connected in series with the normally closed relay contacts. Energized relay opens NC contacts which de-energizes the relay. Sequence repeats.)If the coil in the original is bad how are you getting power through to the vibrating contacts? Did you gut the coil from the original and run direct?
How did you mount it? Got any pics?Looks very original to me. I installed a perkins thermostat on my 55D. Worked great. The vibrator and fuel injection system really works?
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