Do these starter teeth still got some life left?
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Do these starter teeth still got some life left?
Hi guys,
I'm replacing my starter (after reading a very informative thread here on replace vs. rebuild) and I'm wondering if my drive/bendix has a normal amount of wear or too much.
See pictures below.
When I looked at some pictures of new ones, they seem to have a lead-in on the teeth? So are my teeth worn or not? Have any of you had a good close look at a new one compared to this?
Thanks, Tom
I'm replacing my starter (after reading a very informative thread here on replace vs. rebuild) and I'm wondering if my drive/bendix has a normal amount of wear or too much.
See pictures below.
When I looked at some pictures of new ones, they seem to have a lead-in on the teeth? So are my teeth worn or not? Have any of you had a good close look at a new one compared to this?
Thanks, Tom
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That bendix was in my truck and who knows how old it is - it's good to get second opinions before I re-use it. The new starter is back in today and engages great. No issues. I washed the bendix in the kitchen sink with a toothbrush, hot water and Dawn dish soap and then used powdered graphite on all the moving parts. I'll start a separate thread on my purchase of a re-manufactured starter.....
Thanks again guys.
Tom
Thanks again guys.
Tom
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That bendix was in my truck and who knows how old it is - it's good to get second opinions before I re-use it. The new starter is back in today and engages great. No issues. I washed the bendix in the kitchen sink with a toothbrush, hot water and Dawn dish soap and then used powdered graphite on all the moving parts. I'll start a separate thread on my purchase of a re-manufactured starter.....
Thanks again guys.
Tom
Thanks again guys.
Tom
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That bendix was in my truck and who knows how old it is - it's good to get second opinions before I re-use it. The new starter is back in today and engages great. No issues. I washed the bendix in the kitchen sink with a toothbrush, hot water and Dawn dish soap and then used powdered graphite on all the moving parts. I'll start a separate thread on my purchase of a re-manufactured starter.....
Thanks again guys.
Tom
Thanks again guys.
Tom
Originally Posted by oldmerc
Don't let your wife catch you using the dishwasher but they are awesome parts cleaners . I speak from experience on both matters .
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