Changing starter motor 4.5ltr without dislocating your arms
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Rob
Much easier.
I found that I needed good fitting tools, extension pieces and leverage to break the initial tension.
So jack up on stands.
Mine had probably not been undone before.
I put back normal hex bolts also.
Check your fuse as well.
Dave
Much easier.
I found that I needed good fitting tools, extension pieces and leverage to break the initial tension.
So jack up on stands.
Mine had probably not been undone before.
I put back normal hex bolts also.
Check your fuse as well.
Dave
Edited by dlewis on Thursday 24th August 19:25
dlewis said:
Rob
Much easier.
I found that I needed good fitting tools, extension pieces and leverage to break the initial tension.
So jack up on stands.
Mine had probably not been undone before.
I put back normal hex bolts also.
Check your fuse as well.
Dave
Much easier.
I found that I needed good fitting tools, extension pieces and leverage to break the initial tension.
So jack up on stands.
Mine had probably not been undone before.
I put back normal hex bolts also.
Check your fuse as well.
Dave
You'll need a fairly long extention bar, on a ratchet, to reach the top hex bolt (the lower one's easy). Obviously disconnect the wiring at the front of the unit before you start (and take the live off the battery as previously mentioned).
One thing to bear in mind is that the starter motor is very heavy and it will drop suddenly. Take care not to damage one or other of these hex bolts when it drops

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