After looking at the fact sheet and video of how to change the starter motor contacts,i became stymied at the beginning.
The three starter bolts just won't budge.And with the limited amount of room,smacking the spanner with a hammer isn't an option.
Whats the best plan or tips of the trade,or perhaps special tools to use in this situation.
I can almost remove the solenoid without removing the starter (save about 10mm) but the hydraulic pipes behind it prevent me from sliding it off. Hence having to remove the whole starter unit i guess.
Removal of stubborn starter motor bolts... Any tips?
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yellowjohnboy
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Re: Removal of stubborn starter motor bolts... Any tips?
when mine went on christmas day i waited until kwick fit reopened and asked them to loosten the bolts they charged me £5 and then i went home and swapped the starter motor
( i told kwick fit i didnt want a reciept and for the man to get a drink )
( i told kwick fit i didnt want a reciept and for the man to get a drink )
I NOW HAVE AN ASTRA JUST THE BONGO TO FIND A NEW HOME THEN I AM OUT OF HERE
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yellowjohnboy
Re: Removal of stubborn starter motor bolts... Any tips?
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Thanks for the reply... good call.
I did something similar when i sourced a rear exhaust pipe. I think i paid £30.00 cash in hand to an exhaust centre which i had forgotten about.
Thanks again.
Thanks for the reply... good call.
I did something similar when i sourced a rear exhaust pipe. I think i paid £30.00 cash in hand to an exhaust centre which i had forgotten about.
Thanks again.
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Re: Removal of stubborn starter motor bolts... Any tips?
no probs thats what we are here for
to help others
to help others
I NOW HAVE AN ASTRA JUST THE BONGO TO FIND A NEW HOME THEN I AM OUT OF HERE




