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Post by CWBYUP »

Is there a special tool to hold the bushes back so you can put a starter motor back together ?

I cant get the rotor section back in.

Anyhelp would be appreciated.

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Never had a problem to need it....
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Post by 460cixy »

what sort of starter? just a bit of wire or a screw driver i use
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Post by CWBYUP »

Its a Zook starter motor.

The piece that the bushes sit on wont go past the bushes down fully into the housing.

Does this make sence ?

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Post by 460cixy »

yeah i know what you mean i have never had any real trouble but have also never done a suzie starter
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Post by CWBYUP »

There just isnt the room to get a normal size skrew driver in there .

It might just have to go to the auto lecky tomorrow.

Thanks for the help though.

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Post by 460cixy »

try asembleing the end cap with the brushes on to the commutator first then slide the whole lot in to the houseing.
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Post by bazzle »

Either there will be a small hole at end to put a bit of wire in or tie brushes back with a bit of cotton or fishing line and leave the loose end out.

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Post by Bad JuJu »

460cixy wrote:try asembleing the end cap with the brushes on to the commutator first then slide the whole lot in to the houseing.
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Post by CWBYUP »

But dont you have to melt the plastic to do that ?

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Post by Guy »

what model (ie 1.6l 16v 1.3 etc) model starter is it .. does it have a metal endcap ? I have redon briches etc quite a few times and never had to melt anything except solder ..
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Post by CWBYUP »

Its a 1.3L carby job.

I'll see if i can get photo tonight of what i mean.

Cheers Nick and thanks for the help
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