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Sounds like it's best to do some benchtop troubleshooting. If it has brushes, are they making good contact?
Posted on: 2022/12/4 17:05
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Re: 1941 160 starter
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Rebuilt motors and generators seems to be a gamble so I guess getting a good part depends on whether the rebuilder was reputable and how thorough the rebuild was and will they stand behind the part. Some of the rebuilders are very thorough, others consider a lube, brushes, commutator dressing and a fresh coat of paint all that is needed and don't look much farther. The real gyps are those that if the item works at all are satisfied calling a rebuild anything with a new coat of paint.
To that end I would wonder whether the rebuild included new bushings. I seem to recall a post from Ross a few years ago where he had a customer with a hit or miss starter that was acting about the same. When he took it apart Ross found very worn bushings was allowing the armature to drag against the field.
Posted on: 2022/12/4 17:36
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Re: 1941 160 starter
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There are two shops in MI that I use for all of my starters and generators. ALS in Lansing and Ecourse Auto Elect in Ecourse.
Gar
Posted on: 2022/12/4 18:33
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I came across the starter back in april I bought it because I thought I might need it someday so the warrenty is gone. Im still going to call the guy.This car is fighting me every step of the way
Posted on: 2022/12/5 1:05
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