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Starter?
WEll I got the new Clutch in, but now the Starter is disengaging. I can pick up a starter for fairly cheap, just wondering how hard it is to put one in. I don't think it is that big of a challenge, jsut wanted to know from you guys/gals!
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From: Edwards Air Force Base
If you changed a clutch, you will laugh your way through a starter.
A Starter is only Two bolts, one wire. Very easy depending on how bad your passenger side exhaust gets in the way. I have headers and modified exhaust on mine so it is a bear but most stock setups are a breeze.
Just disconnect the battery first. We always think we can do it without disconnecting it until we shoot sparks, scare the %^$& out of ourselves and almost weld a wrench to the block. -g-
Good Luck,
Lee
A Starter is only Two bolts, one wire. Very easy depending on how bad your passenger side exhaust gets in the way. I have headers and modified exhaust on mine so it is a bear but most stock setups are a breeze.
Just disconnect the battery first. We always think we can do it without disconnecting it until we shoot sparks, scare the %^$& out of ourselves and almost weld a wrench to the block. -g-
Good Luck,
Lee
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Joined: Dec 2002
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From: Kuna ID
Did you replace the clutch or did you have a shop do it? You have to remove the starter to change the clutch. If you had a shop do it, than yeah Lee's advice is right on the money. Especially the part about the sparks, from not disconnecting the battery. 
