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starter motor for engine B9AE6015F
hi there
i`m from germany and need your help. i own a F100 from 1960.
the engine which is build in ( i assume it`s not the original) is B9AE 6015 F
i estimate the engine is from a later model but not sure.
my problem is the starter motor is damaged and i need a replacement. can`t find this part in the web. therefore my question here if anybody could provide this starter ?
my email adress is imexdirect-at-hotmail-dot-de
i can sent pix from the damaged starter for more clearness.
awaiting your kindly help and with best regards from germany
raik
i`m from germany and need your help. i own a F100 from 1960.
the engine which is build in ( i assume it`s not the original) is B9AE 6015 F
i estimate the engine is from a later model but not sure.
my problem is the starter motor is damaged and i need a replacement. can`t find this part in the web. therefore my question here if anybody could provide this starter ?
my email adress is imexdirect-at-hotmail-dot-de
i can sent pix from the damaged starter for more clearness.
awaiting your kindly help and with best regards from germany
raik
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B9AE block casting number could apply to 1959 or 1960. Is this a 223 I-6 or a 292 V8?
Is the starter bad, or are its ring gear teeth chipped (replaceable by itself), or is it just the replaceable starter drive?
See if the following matches your starter:
Starter has the inertia type Bendix Drive. It has a large coil spring on it, attaches to the armature with a roll pin.
You have to "unwind" the starter drive to see that pin, as its behind the coil spring. It takes muscle to rewind the starter drive.
Send pics here: sylhall@aol.com
Is the starter bad, or are its ring gear teeth chipped (replaceable by itself), or is it just the replaceable starter drive?
See if the following matches your starter:
Starter has the inertia type Bendix Drive. It has a large coil spring on it, attaches to the armature with a roll pin.
You have to "unwind" the starter drive to see that pin, as its behind the coil spring. It takes muscle to rewind the starter drive.
Send pics here: sylhall@aol.com
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