Replacing the Starter
Replacing the Starter
I am not a full member thus I can't search so sorry if this is a repeat post. I am looking to replace my starter myself. Is this something that is easy to do? And for the Atlanta people, does anyone know where I can get a good deal on a trained person to do this?
thanks,
Pickwick
thanks,
Pickwick
yeah, it's very easy
check out www.4dsc.com/articles and read the article on UDP install. I took off the starter so I could stop the flywheel from spinning when I installed the UDP.
You shouldn't have any trouble, but if you do, bring it over to Duluth and I could probably help you out some weekend.
check out www.4dsc.com/articles and read the article on UDP install. I took off the starter so I could stop the flywheel from spinning when I installed the UDP.
You shouldn't have any trouble, but if you do, bring it over to Duluth and I could probably help you out some weekend.
Originally Posted by «§»Craig B«§»
yeah, it's very easy
check out www.4dsc.com/articles and read the article on UDP install. I took off the starter so I could stop the flywheel from spinning when I installed the UDP.
You shouldn't have any trouble, but if you do, bring it over to Duluth and I could probably help you out some weekend.
check out www.4dsc.com/articles and read the article on UDP install. I took off the starter so I could stop the flywheel from spinning when I installed the UDP.
You shouldn't have any trouble, but if you do, bring it over to Duluth and I could probably help you out some weekend.
Thanks for the reply. I've read the article and think that it should be a good exercise for me. Go dawgs.
Pickwik
Originally Posted by Pickwick
Thanks for the reply. I've read the article and think that it should be a good exercise for me. Go dawgs.
Pickwik
Pickwik
Craig is a Yellow-Jacket
If you locate a good mechanic let me know.
you should be fine
the starter is pretty heavy so be ready when you take it off and unplug the battery before you start since you'll have some loose wires floating around when you remove it
Go Jackets!!!!!!!!
the starter is pretty heavy so be ready when you take it off and unplug the battery before you start since you'll have some loose wires floating around when you remove it
Go Jackets!!!!!!!!
Originally Posted by CleveDavis
Pickwick
Craig is a Yellow-Jacket
If you locate a good mechanic let me know.
Craig is a Yellow-Jacket
If you locate a good mechanic let me know.
I still say go dawgs. Of course Craig is a yellow-jacket, just look at all the diagrams on his site. Sick 'em.
Pickwick
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