Re: Henry's 37 Limousine
Posted by Cli55er On 2016/11/10 16:05:18
the plate with the slot and the grease cup on the armature is what i'm talking about. it is a pretty damn snug fit. i didn't use a press...i just hammered it in with a 90 degree pair of needle nose by hitting on the pliers till it went in and bottomed out on the lip. you can see the imprints from the tip of the pliers along with some from others that have rebuild this starter motor.
as to the grease cup...it is threads at the top...then seal...then wave washer piece....then some metal that interlocks with the wave washer piece and that holds it all together.
there was a harder paper or rubber washer in there before..probably from age..when i took it to the wire brush on my bench grinder..it cleaned all that out of the groove and i had to put a new seal on.
i'm not saying i'm right, just saying what i saw.
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as to the grease cup...it is threads at the top...then seal...then wave washer piece....then some metal that interlocks with the wave washer piece and that holds it all together.
there was a harder paper or rubber washer in there before..probably from age..when i took it to the wire brush on my bench grinder..it cleaned all that out of the groove and i had to put a new seal on.
i'm not saying i'm right, just saying what i saw.
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