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Does anyone know if a Bosch SR 17 X starter will fit a 2.0?

I bought an SR17X starter as it claimed to fit a 2.0 but I don't know that to be true.

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Should fit.
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It better fit, since that is the model starter it came with!
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Ok good, my old one isn't broken but I got a rebuilt one so I figured I would swap it in. Is it a bear to install?
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Easier than on a 915 ...

1. Put the rear end up on jack stands, and remove both rear wheels.

2. Get a high-quality 3/8" drive 10 mm Allen drive bit, and a 12" extension. A flex-head SK ratchet works best.

3. Clean the recess of the barrel nuts with Q-tips & solvent before attempting to insert the drive bit.
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Are the 915 72-on starter motors OK for use on a 69E?
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Shaun,

Yes, the SR-17 and SR-68 starters are interchangeable.
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Thanks Warren. I had heard that the 68s had a little more oomph to them. My last starter pinion stuck and ate away half my flywheel teeth. I will be buttoning back up soon, want to put the best motor back in.

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