Hi All, I have starter engagement probs, the engine catches about one in ten tries. I took the starter off and although the ring gear does have some wear, the drive looks worse. Can you please have a look at the photo and give me your comments, advice etc?
Also, can the solenoid throw be adjusted? It appears there is very little that actually engages on the ring gear.
How does the bearing come off the end of the starter? Is it pressed on?
Cheers, Dave
Starter motor drive worn - opinion/advice?
Starter motor drive worn - opinion/advice?
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Re: Starter motor drive worn - opinion/advice?
call expedition imports and order one of their new starters http://www.expedition-imports.com/produ ... --24V.html
Problem solved.
Problem solved.
Re: Starter motor drive worn - opinion/advice?
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Ditto on what he said. Excellent product!
Ditto on what he said. Excellent product!
Paul C.
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'73 Swiss 710M
'89 Puch 230GE
Re: Starter motor drive worn - opinion/advice?
Although my starter only seems to not fully engage when it is really cold, perhaps every 25th start...I have ordered a new one from EI.
This is a 40 year old vehicle and I expect to have to buy something new every once in a while.
This is a 40 year old vehicle and I expect to have to buy something new every once in a while.
Any man who thinks he can be happy and prosperous by letting the government take care of him:
better take a closer look at the American Indian.---Henry Ford
better take a closer look at the American Indian.---Henry Ford
Re: Starter motor drive worn - opinion/advice?
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Re: Starter motor drive worn - opinion/advice?
In short, put a deep 5/8" socket over the shaft and give it a tap with a small hammer, as soon as the bushing slides back, remove the circlip with snap ring pliers, now the bushing and bendix can be removed. Always replace the bushing in the steel support. I use boot clamp pliers to re seat the bushing onto the circlip.