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starter motor grrrrinding
Damn i hate this starter motor.
This thing is about 10 months old (its a rebuilt) and its been grinding occasionally. I took it off tonight no debris near the fywheel. the flywheel teeth i can see look fine (likewise for the starter motor teeth) Could this be a bad switch in the starter motor that i could replace? Also, i noticed a fair amount of gunk in the starter motor. Could a leaky rear main be leaking on the starter motor causing it to slip? If i have broken flywheel teeth, i would be able to see them, right? Any suggestions are welcome
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05-10-2004, 06:06 PM
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You'll have to spin the motor around to check for missing teeth on the flywheel.
Chances are, you have a bad bearing in the starter - will mean another rebuild AFJuvat
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05-10-2004, 07:00 PM
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Dang.
Can i damage the flywheel with the starter motor grinding like that? Does anyone have a starter motor diagram? I think i might take it apart tomorrow
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