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Re: Ignition Exhaust Advice 43 H
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Posted by Bob M on July 01, 2005 at 04:25:26 from (151.190.254.106):
In Reply to: Ignition Exhaust Advice 43 H posted by ChrisL on July 01, 2005 at 03:41:05:
Chris � My recommendation is to buy a new 6 volt coil and battery and return the electrical system to original. So long as the electrical system is in good shape (especially the battery cables), your H will start reliably on 6 volts. --- From your description it sounds like your H is equipped with a distillate manifold. The busted piece is called the �exhaust pipe� (part #6 713 D) � it will be difficult to find a replacement. The easiest solution is to replace the entire manifold assembly with a gasoline manifold (uses a standard 2� threaded pipe nipple for the exhaust pipe which can be replaced in the unlikely event it rusts thru or gets bent). Figure on spending $120 or so for a new aftermarket gas manifold. Or you might find a good used one at a boneyard. But you will now have a solid muffler mount, and it will give the engine a bit more power as well.
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