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gtc 09-20-2016 01:39 PM

High Torque Starter - Rebuild Kit?
 
My High Torque starter (from Pelican) finally crapped out.

Anyone know a compatible rebuild kit for these?

Might be a moot point since I have to take the car in to Mr. Walker tomorrow for service, but just thought I'd ask.

Targalid 09-20-2016 02:24 PM

Romaine Electric in Seattle will have any parts you need. Look them up on the net. Usually the solenoid is dirty and needs a good cleaning.

Dmitry at Pelican Parts 09-21-2016 03:01 PM

Hi Graham,

Happy to hear that you're a customer of ours! Thank you :) - I've attached a link to a tech article from our site on troubleshooting/rebuilding the starter. I hope this is a bit helpful. If you have anymore questions, please do not hesitate to post a Comment just under the article and someone will get back to you with more detailed, tech info. Best of luck!

Porsche 911 Starter System Troubleshooting | 911 (1965-89) - 930 Turbo (1975-89) | Pelican Parts DIY Maintenance Article


-Dmitry

gtc 07-17-2017 01:59 PM

Following up on this. I bought and installed this kit. Fits perfectly.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0031HMS7C

911pcars 07-17-2017 10:48 PM

That kit includes replacement parts and motor contact disc for the solenoid.... if the malfunction is in the solenoid. If you can find one, an automotive electric shop should be able to rebuild/repair it.

Sherwood

gtc 07-18-2017 12:17 PM

The contact disc on the plunger and the two other contacts were all well worn.
From my reading, that seems to be the main mode of failure with these types of starters.

Disassembly is simple... remove the three screws in the solenoid cover, then remove the jam nuts holding the posts in to the sides of the solenoid.
The whole plunger just slides out and is replaced (retain the spring), and you replace the post contacts with the correct shape contacts from the kit.

I inquired at Romaine Electric (recommended above) but they said it would likely cost as much as a new starter for them to rebuild mine, due to their minimum labor charge.


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