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That would be correct. Also one nice thing to keep in mind:-) You know how they have those EMP's. ElectroMagneticPulse or EBombs that knock out electronics and cars ignitions supposedly? Well you don't have to worry about that with your M35A2:grin: The rest of the neighborhood might be...
Found this on a website. So, looks like I was right. Even if you just had a small battery hooked up to the solenoid, you could run that thing all you wanted to. Or like I said, if you could figure out how to take the shutdown solenoid out, and wire it in the "On" position, it would be fine...
Being that it is a CAT engine, a lot of the CAT motors have a solenoid on the injector pump, that even though the engine itself will run fine with no power, that solenoid requires power to keep the injector pump going. So when power is lost, the solenoid disengages.
I don't know for sure as...
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