48 coupe Senior Member Apr 27, 2015 #1 I was just wondering . When did ford change from neg, ground system, I see on the T site where the Model T had negative ground. ?????????????/
I was just wondering . When did ford change from neg, ground system, I see on the T site where the Model T had negative ground. ?????????????/
fordor41 Well-known member Apr 27, 2015 #3 I believe when ford went to OHV, 1953(?), they changed to negative gnd.
V8COOPMAN Well-known member Apr 29, 2015 #5 Ford went to NEG ground in '56....when they changed to 12v. DD
Lanny Well-known member Apr 29, 2015 #6 V8COOPMAN said: Ford went to NEG ground in '56....when they changed to 12v. DD Click to expand... ============================================================ Winner, winner ....... Chicken Dinner .
V8COOPMAN said: Ford went to NEG ground in '56....when they changed to 12v. DD Click to expand... ============================================================ Winner, winner ....... Chicken Dinner .
V8COOPMAN Well-known member Apr 29, 2015 #7 Lanny said: ============================================================ Winner, winner ....... Chicken Dinner . Click to expand... Thank you.......I like Popeye's ! DD
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JSeery Member Emeritus Apr 29, 2015 #8 I am not a Model T person, but looking at the wiring diagrams, all Model Ts appear to be negative ground. Starting in 1928 Ford switched to positive ground with the Model A.
I am not a Model T person, but looking at the wiring diagrams, all Model Ts appear to be negative ground. Starting in 1928 Ford switched to positive ground with the Model A.
Shadetree Well-known member Apr 29, 2015 #9 Chrysler followed Ford pretty much on positive ground. 'Prevented corrosion'.