Bendix Removal
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Bendix Removal
Okay, I have the starter removed.
But darn if I can't figure out how to remove the pin securing the bendix to the starter motor shaft.
The bendix ***'y itself covers the hole about 1/3, so I can't drive the pin out??
But darn if I can't figure out how to remove the pin securing the bendix to the starter motor shaft.
The bendix ***'y itself covers the hole about 1/3, so I can't drive the pin out??
Last edited by Tedster9; Jan 26, 2008 at 01:52 PM.
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The first day I began rebuilding this truck, this was the very first of all issues to come...
However, as with anyting, I got past it with ease.
My friend happened to be over that day, so we clamped the assembly in the vice, and I think as he pushed down on that piece which semi-covers the pin (used operationally to hold it in place) I took a small screwdriver and tapped it out with the hammer.
I don't know, I did this a while ago and don't remember the exact details. I know there is a really strong spring in there somewhere holding it like that!
Just mess with it until you know how it works.
However, as with anyting, I got past it with ease.
My friend happened to be over that day, so we clamped the assembly in the vice, and I think as he pushed down on that piece which semi-covers the pin (used operationally to hold it in place) I took a small screwdriver and tapped it out with the hammer.
I don't know, I did this a while ago and don't remember the exact details. I know there is a really strong spring in there somewhere holding it like that!
Just mess with it until you know how it works.
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Yeah that's the thing, I've done this before, I just don't remember how! dang, I must be gettin' OLD.
It's buggin' me, and I figured somebody would remember how or have a trick.
It's buggin' me, and I figured somebody would remember how or have a trick.
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