starter is missing the flywheel
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starter is missing the flywheel
I have a 1987 bronco 2. It has a 2.9 in it. It makes a horrible metal on metal hit and slip noise. So obviously I thought it was the flywheel. I looked at the teeth on the bendex and the flywheel and neither are terribly bad. Occasionally if I try to bump it I can hear it missing all together. I looked at getting a different starter, but they are all the same on all years. What am I missing? This is only a 2 bolt starter, so how could it possibly be missing altogether? Should I be looking at getting a Mazda starter? Thanks.
Re: starter is missing the flywheel
almost the same thing happened to mine however mine would sometimes grab make a loud CLANG noise then a grinding and then let go i have a post on here thats says "flywheel pics need help" go look cause at the first glance the flywheel looked okay however it was the problem after changing the flywheel it worked fine well that issue at least...
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Re: starter is missing the flywheel
I am having the same problems how hard is it to change the flywheel out and does it get pretty pricy.THANKS
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Re: starter is missing the flywheel
That's 2 questions there will be an extra charge for two questions.
How hard is it? Hm mm it is not something I like to do on a regular basis. Ya gotta separate the trans and engine. Some people have been able to do it by blocking up the trans and transfer case then pull the bolts and cross member and slide the trans back then unbolt the flywheel and replace the stuff in the reverse order and your done.
I don't know what a regular shop would charge you but I would bet it would be at least 4 hrs Labor. A hunnert and twenty five and hr and you can chew right through several bags of cash just getting started.
How hard is it? Hm mm it is not something I like to do on a regular basis. Ya gotta separate the trans and engine. Some people have been able to do it by blocking up the trans and transfer case then pull the bolts and cross member and slide the trans back then unbolt the flywheel and replace the stuff in the reverse order and your done.
I don't know what a regular shop would charge you but I would bet it would be at least 4 hrs Labor. A hunnert and twenty five and hr and you can chew right through several bags of cash just getting started.
The Tek @ Large
Coastal,Worshington
Livin life on the dole on the Coast
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Re: starter is missing the flywheel
tex, you might tell them that it's easier if they have a flexplate. they didn't say if it's manual or auto.
Re: starter is missing the flywheel
but i guess a ring gear a flywheel and a flexplate a flexplate. nevermind
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Re: starter is missing the flywheel
drofman,
Your right a automatic flex plate is easier than a flywheel to change but not that much easier.
However, neither is my favorite thing.
Your right a automatic flex plate is easier than a flywheel to change but not that much easier.
However, neither is my favorite thing.
The Tek @ Large
Coastal,Worshington
Livin life on the dole on the Coast
Coastal,Worshington
Livin life on the dole on the Coast