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ford starter reconditioning

oflynno · 2009-07-16 14:25:28

is it a hard job? is it just a case of unsoldering the bushes and putting in new ones?

16-07-2009 2:25pm

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is it a hard job?

is it just a case of unsoldering the bushes and putting in new ones?

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#2 16-07-2009 2:54pm

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You talking tractor or Transit type starter?

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#3 16-07-2009 3:06pm

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oop sorry,the tractor type

ford 4000 to be exact.

i know there is a carbon bush in there too cos i had one opened for educational purposes

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#4 16-07-2009 4:10pm

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Was chatting the sparky here.

He says it is normally the m50 starter that is fitted to these and when one of the brushes fails it turns slowly on one coil. It has 2. If this was done for any length of time it will cook the coil and leave it shagged.

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