cucvrus
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If it were me I would get a 24 volt starter and hot wire the starter to see if the engine starts. That way when you do what you say you are going to do you have the starter. Getting it started 12 volt seems harder than just fixing it right now the first time. Do as you wish. I am genuine in my desire to assist. I started the CUCV engines on the floor already. Just for a brief second to see if they ran. Good Luck. Manually glowing the plugs after you are sure you have fuel is easy enough also. Be Safe.