1933 MODEL B starter switch?

[FrankWest]

My starter does not have this. How is this starter switch connected to the floor switch?

[DavidG]

Nor should it have one. That was used on '32 fours until the change from a cable-activated switch to the foot-operated switch, the same as V8s.

[FrankWest]

Originally Posted by DavidG

Nor should it have one. That was used on '32 fours until the change from a cable-activated switch to the foot-operated switch, the same as V8s.

Thanks
I have a spare model b engine that has a starter with this switch.
I guess I cannot use that starter on my existing car.
I have been having problems with my starter. I guess it needs rebuilding, because if the rotor happens to stop in a dead area I can't get the starter to run. I guess hand cranking the engine will not spin the starter to an active portion of the armature.

[Newc]

I found all those correct parts at Third Gen. Switch, cables, clamps, ect. Newc

[FrankWest]

Originally Posted by Newc

I found all those correct parts at Third Gen. Switch, cables, clamps, ect. Newc

Thanks

[FrankWest]

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Originally Posted by Newc

I found all those correct parts at Third Gen. Switch, cables, clamps, ect. Newc

Third Generation is a great place, they have almost everything.

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by FrankWest

My starter does not have this. How is this starter switch connected to the floor switch?

[FrankWest]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bu-A8YfC4w0

[FrankWest]

Can I swap out the internals of this 1932 starter for use on my 1933 starter Model B if I need to?

[mvee33]

Right hand drive 1933/34 Bs have a starter motor pull cable from the dash, and switch as above.

[DavidG]

Not surprising as its part number is BF-11450 which was originally first released for '32 RHD fours.

[FrankWest]

I have a replacement starter from Third Generation on the way.
Once I get a working starter in my car then I can begin looking at the distributer. I