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When I start it it just makes a clinking sound like the starter is out or the cylinode I have a video but it wouldn’t let me upload it here I tried but I didn’t know if it worked
If the bolts are tight he could try barring over the crank pulley a bit to see if there is another section of flex plate that still has good ring gear. At least it might get it started and moved to a good repair location is that’s it.
Sounds like the solenoid is not extending the gear or the starter has backed out of its mounting hole.
Originally Posted by Whitey Ford
Have the bolts loosened up on the starter?
Common-ish issue with starter bolts backing out. I caught mine before they backed out too far and used some blue LocTite (242?) on the bolts ever since that time and never had them back out on me again.
Common-ish issue with starter bolts backing out. I caught mine before they backed out too far and used some blue LocTite (242?) on the bolts ever since that time and never had them back out on me again.
sorry for leaving y’all guys hanging but check this video out this is what my starter looked like before I even touched it.
How could the bolts get that loose and I believe they are stripped out because I tried to tighten them back down and they just kept spinning
FYI there’s no video on your last post. The forum will only accept small files. Normally you’ll need to put a video up on YouTube and then share the link.
Stripped bolts doesn’t sound good. My first thought was maybe longer bolts but I doubt there’s enough meat left to hold long term. You’ll probably need to helicoil the holes. Maybe one of the other fellas will have a better idea.
sorry for leaving y’all guys hanging but check this video out this is what my starter looked like before I even touched it.
How could the bolts get that loose and I believe they are stripped out because I tried to tighten them back down and they just kept spinning
Originally Posted by RacinJasonWV
FYI there’s no video on your last post. The forum will only accept small files. Normally you’ll need to put a video up on YouTube and then share the link.
Stripped bolts doesn’t sound good. My first thought was maybe longer bolts but I doubt there’s enough meat left to hold long term. You’ll probably need to helicoil the holes. Maybe one of the other fellas will have a better idea.
Yup, Helicoil the holes. M10x1.5. Get the longer inserts. The standard inserts only go about 2/3 the depth of the adapter plate.