Starter Clutch replacement
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RE: Starter Clutch replacement
If you are talking about the drive assembly, you have to remove the starter front housing, it is held by 2 philip screws, the drive assembly portion connected to the reduction gear(idle gear). I have done a similar denso type starter in the past, shouldn't be very hard but you may need impact driver to take the screws off. What's the symptom?
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RE: Starter Clutch replacement
ORIGINAL: Thumper26
How did your starter clutch go so soon? (that's an assumption on my part)
How did your starter clutch go so soon? (that's an assumption on my part)
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RE: Starter Clutch replacement
If the motor spins and the gear does not engage, most likely the drive assembly is busted.
I have seen it fail at 8,000 miles, you never know.
I have seen it fail at 8,000 miles, you never know.
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ORIGINAL: 128auto
If the motor spins and the gear does not engage, most likely the drive assembly is busted.
I have seen it fail at 8,000 miles, you never know.
If the motor spins and the gear does not engage, most likely the drive assembly is busted.
I have seen it fail at 8,000 miles, you never know.
j/k/ I guess it's time to get out the wrenches and get dirty. It looks like the parts are about $150.
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