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#91064103
Electric 12 Volt to 6 Volt Reducer for Motors
- This voltage reducer allows the use of an original 6 volt heater blower and switch in a vehicle converted to 12 volts
- Compact 1" x 1" x 3" size occupies little space
- 12v to 6v reducer works with up to 10 amps of continuous current draw
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, 3.00" Overall Length
- This voltage reducer allows the use of an original 6 volt heater blower and switch in a vehicle converted to 12 volts
- Compact 1" x 1" x 3" size occupies little space
- 12v to 6v reducer works with up to 10 amps of continuous current draw
- Overall Length: 3.00"
- Overall Width: 1.25"
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Speedway Motors 91064103 Details
This voltage reducer allows the use of an original 6 volt heater blower and switch in a vehicle converted to 12 volts. Safer and much more reliable than the less expensive ceramic type voltage reducers. Compact 1" x 1" x 3" size occupies little space. 12v to 6v reducer works with up to 10 amps of continuous current draw.
Note: This reducer generates a fair amount of heat when in use. It should be mounted to a non-flammable object, preferrably near cool moving air while the vehicle is in operation.
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Speedway Motors 91064103 Specifications
Speedway Motors 91064103 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91064103 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| GENERAL | |
| Overall Length | 3.00" |
| Overall Width | 1.25" |
| Overall Height | .60" |
| Terminal Type | Spade |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Notes | Allows the use of a 6 volt heater blower in a 12 volt car/truck. Up to 10 amps of current draw. |
Ratings & Reviews
4.9
44 Reviews
Product reviews highlight its confirmed features and qualities as a reliable voltage reducer in vintage automobiles. Customers commend the product's practicality for retro conversions, particularly for 6-volt gauges, wiper or blower motors, radios, and horns, in various car models like a 1949 Ford F1 pickup, a 1951 Chevy pickup or a 41 Dodge. The product's usability shined in reducing voltage effectively, without compromising the component's function. Its easy installation was a plus. Notably, its small compact design eases its fitting into various vehicles. However, users noted that it may generate heat during use and it's sensible to consider this during installation. The longevity and material quality of the product were yet highly appreciated, making it a popular choice over competitors.
Ratings & Reviews
4.9
44 Reviews
Product reviews highlight its confirmed features and qualities as a reliable voltage reducer in vintage automobiles. Customers commend the product's practicality for retro conversions, particularly for 6-volt gauges, wiper or blower motors, radios, and horns, in various car models like a 1949 Ford F1 pickup, a 1951 Chevy pickup or a 41 Dodge. The product's usability shined in reducing voltage effectively, without compromising the component's function. Its easy installation was a plus. Notably, its small compact design eases its fitting into various vehicles. However, users noted that it may generate heat during use and it's sensible to consider this during installation. The longevity and material quality of the product were yet highly appreciated, making it a popular choice over competitors.
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5.0
9 months ago
Dave
Nampa id
Verified
Exactly what I needed.
Would Recommend
Worked for 6 volt blower motor
5.0
12 months ago
Jeff
New york
Verified
I use this in between the heater switch and blower motor on a 54 Pontiac. It's been converted to 12 volts and it works great.
Would Recommend
Works as advertised
5.0
a year ago
LJ
SW Michigan
Verified
Works well to drop the voltage from 12 to 6 volts so I can run my original 6 volt heater fan motor and switch in my 51 Chevy pickup. It generates a fair amount of heat so I am mounting it on an aluminum heat sink. The current drop with this resistor is less than other comparable units so the fan runs at the correct speeds. Overall I'm quite satisfied.
Would Recommend
I would definitely buy this again
5.0
a year ago
Tim
Canada
Verified
Used it on my 47 Fargo. Works great. It does get hot so make sure there is some kind of air flow to it.
Would Recommend
Great product
5.0
2 years ago
Pee Wee
Raleigh NC
Verified
Worked as it should
Would Recommend
fits like a glove
5.0
2 years ago
mike
alexandria nh
Verified
used for a 6 volt horn on my model a
Would Recommend
I would buy this product again
5.0
3 years ago
Tj
De
Verified
Worked as it should
Would Recommend
Works great
4.0
3 years ago
Josh
Grand Rapids Michigan
Verified
Aside from small mounting holes the reducer works great so far. Using one for wipers and one for the heater fan on a 41 dodge
Would Recommend
Would recommend this voltage reducer.
5.0
4 years ago
1953 ford
Covina California
Verified
Used to reduce voltage for 6 volt gauges. Will generate heat so keep that in mind when mounting.
Would Recommend
Good deal
5.0
4 years ago
Jim
Overgaard, AZ
Verified
Exactly what I needed. Great price, fast shipping
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
23 Questions • 17 Answers
Questions & Answers
23 Questions • 17 Answers
How hot do these get? Would they burn you if you touched it? Should they be mounted away from the fuse panel and other components? This will drive a 6V heater fan in a '35 Ford so there's not a lot of room under the dash, and no ducts to mount it in.
by Detonator
• 6 years ago
2 answers
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reducer to convert 12 volt power to 6 volt starter motor on 1961 volkswagon
by Annette
• 7 years ago
1 answer
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Will it work for a 6v fuel gauge
by Robert
• 8 years ago
5 answers
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Could you use two of these in parallel for more current?
by brokenrinker
• 8 years ago
1 answer
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I just bought a 54 Lincoln that has already been converted to run on 12v. Nothing else is hooked up as of yet. I've read most of the questions and answers. Will this work for the original power window motors?
by Merlin
• 9 years ago
1 answer
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I upgraded to a 12 v battery where a solenoid in place was operated by a 6 v battery to open a motor valve. I have been going through solenoids on account of the higher voltage just wondering if this may work because these solenoids are 6 volts.
by Kasey
• 9 years ago
2 answers
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Can I use this on 6v radio that is on previous positive ground system that has been converted to 12v negative ground?
by chris
• 9 years ago
2 answers
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By using this reducer, do I need a relay for my original model A horn? If so, what part no. should I look for. Thanks
by Farmer
• 10 years ago
1 answer
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I have a Chysler flathead 6 volt engine I am converting to 12 volts. It has a starter switch on the starter motor. Will this resistor work for the starter switch when the starter motor is wired to the 12 volt battery?
by Dan the man
• 10 years ago
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I was wondering if this would be the right product to reduce 12 volts to 6 volts on a windshield washer pump. I have a '66 Karmann Ghia that I am converting to 12 volts, but I am wanting to run an aftermarket electric windshield washer system, but that system uses a 6 volt electric pump.
by Andrig
• 11 years ago
1 answer
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