Starter Motor Removal
Starter Motor Removal
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betty_swallocks

Original Poster:

199 posts

243 months

Wednesday 7th March 2007
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Hi all

My Starter Motor went t@ts up this morning, so basically the question is, what is the easiest way to remove it

also any recomendations as to where to get a new one or is a refurb best

TIA Betty

c3ber

4,714 posts

252 months

Wednesday 7th March 2007
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Nigel had mine sorted in Bradford and so far after two other starters its worked a treat :touchingwoodicon: if you cannot sort it in your neck of the woods I will pm the details to you...

Read an article on the starter the other day so I will dig it out and add it to this post.

Mick

eta:
www.tvrfreak.com/Albums/Auto/cerbera/Manual/Owner's%20Manual.htm#_Toc114631742



Edited by c3ber on Wednesday 7th March 16:34

kojak

4,547 posts

282 months

Wednesday 7th March 2007
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Link not working Mick.

Same here www.aauk.biz/Cerbera/manual.htm

c3ber

4,714 posts

252 months

Wednesday 7th March 2007
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Oh Bugger... copy the whole line of text rather than just the link and post it into your browser as normal, not sure why this happens.

eta:
If mine goes again Im getting my spanners out and giving it a go, (Paul stand-by for phone call).


Edited by c3ber on Wednesday 7th March 16:47

betty_swallocks

Original Poster:

199 posts

243 months

Wednesday 7th March 2007
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Many thanks guys, il have a go tomorrow

NHyde

1,427 posts

277 months

Wednesday 7th March 2007
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Don't know if there is any difference between 4.2 or 4.5 , but managed to change the starter on my 4.2 in about 3 hours , without removing fuel rails or coil packs .

Many years of working in dark holes on aircraft proved to be a distinct advantage hehe

Tangoed

924 posts

244 months

Wednesday 7th March 2007
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I changed mine on a 4.5. Pig of a job, but managed to do it with just a couple of intake pipes removed.

betty_swallocks

Original Poster:

199 posts

243 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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Got the bugger off, the designer must have been havin a laugh, sending it to a local auto electrician to see if it can be refurbished so fingers crossed it wont be too expensive




I wont hold my breath though

Tangoed

924 posts

244 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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As long as its only burnt out on the windings, it's repairable.

betty_swallocks

Original Poster:

199 posts

243 months

Friday 9th March 2007
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Ive had an update from the Auto Electrician and he's told me that the windings have shattered and burnt out so i guess i'm lucky

the parts should arrive on monday so i should have it back on the road by the weekend

Happy Days driving

betty_swallocks

Original Poster:

199 posts

243 months

Friday 16th March 2007
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just had my starter back, the guy said it had jammed in the brushbox because something that was rivoted had come loose, all repaired for a grand total of £65 and guarenteed for 12 months

will fit it tomorrow

happy days driving

billy_rfc

587 posts

284 months

Saturday 17th March 2007
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Just curious betty swallocks, is your starter a nissan one or a tilton?

betty_swallocks

Original Poster:

199 posts

243 months

Saturday 17th March 2007
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billy_rfc said:
Just curious betty swallocks, is your starter a nissan one or a tilton?

I have no idea, its back on the car now so i cant look

Tangoed

924 posts

244 months

Saturday 17th March 2007
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Good price on the starter. Happy motoringdriving