Starter drive question
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Laughing Gas
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Starter drive question
The 223 I6 in my 54 F100 came without a starter. I am converting to 12V so I ordered it for a 56. I bought a reman from my local carquest and a drive from CG Early Ford Parts. The drive is held on by a pin through the end of the motor shaft (which I don't have). My question is. how do I get the pin in? The hole is partially blocked by a sleeve on the drive. My parts book shows an "old" type drive with a spring on the pin end. Apparently the spring could be compressed to access the pin hole. There is no spring on mine. Maybe I have the wrong one??
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The problems associated with buying rebuilt starters from autoparts stores: You never know if you'll get the correct one...or not.
1954/64: There are four different F100/350 223 starters and three different starter drives. The 1954/55 starter is 6 Volt.
1954/61 M/T: C1AZ11350A .. Bendix Drive (Motorcraft SD3) / C1AZ11350A replaced 1CM11350C.
1962/64 M/T: C2AZ11350C .. Starter Drive (Motorcraft SD132)
1954/64 A/T: B6C11350A .. Starter Drive (Motorcraft SD9)
So...my question is...what year starter did you actually buy? Is it for an A/T, or a M/T?
You went all the way out to CA to buy the Bendix drive? Couldn't find one locally? I found over 200, at Ford dealers, obsolete parts vendors.
1954/64: There are four different F100/350 223 starters and three different starter drives. The 1954/55 starter is 6 Volt.
1954/61 M/T: C1AZ11350A .. Bendix Drive (Motorcraft SD3) / C1AZ11350A replaced 1CM11350C.
1962/64 M/T: C2AZ11350C .. Starter Drive (Motorcraft SD132)
1954/64 A/T: B6C11350A .. Starter Drive (Motorcraft SD9)
So...my question is...what year starter did you actually buy? Is it for an A/T, or a M/T?
You went all the way out to CA to buy the Bendix drive? Couldn't find one locally? I found over 200, at Ford dealers, obsolete parts vendors.
Cargo Master
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I think so, a weak memory remembers pushing the spring back to put the pin in, why didn’t the reman starter come with a drive? 
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Laughing Gas
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I ordered the starter for a 223 , 1956 so as to get a 12 V unit. I don't know why the drive doesn't come with it but I knew that at time of order. My local carquest parts house couldn't ID the right drive for it so I ordered it from CG Early Ford Parts. Their part number is 1CM-11350 and is listed for the right year. The starter was re-maned by OCA, part # 3115. Shaft length is good to the drive. Its a bummer that a pin didn't come with it though. In researching the drive before ordering, I found vendors that used the term "new type" but still listed for my year.
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I ordered the starter for a 223 , 1956 so as to get a 12 V unit. I don't know why the drive doesn't come with it but I knew that at time of order. My local carquest parts house couldn't ID the right drive for it so I ordered it from CG Early Ford Parts. Their part number is 1CM-11350 and is listed for the right year. The starter was re-maned by OCA, part # 3115. Shaft length is good to the drive. Its a bummer that a pin didn't come with it though. In researching the drive before ordering, I found vendors that used the term "new type" but still listed for my year.
This Bendix Drive usually isn't furnished with the starter.
And...when you bought the Bendix Drive from Ford, it didn't come with the pin!
52-11365-B .. Pin-Bendix Drive / Obsolete
FITZPATRICK & LAMBERT in Dushore PA has FIVE = 570-928-8184.
GREEN SALES CO. in Cincinnati OH has ELEVEN = 800-543-4959.
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ANTIQUE AUTO SUPPLY in Arlington TX has 35 of 1CM11350C and 12 of C1AZ11350A = 817-275-2381.
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