Re: [DML] NO start update

["paul.salsbury" <paul.salsbury@xxxx>]

Conclusion and end

First off a correction on my behalf the starter was not totally rebuilt a
year ago, It only had a new solenoid.

The started has now ben fully reconditioned........

The guys in the car electrics place said when taken apart it looked as if it
had spent most of it's life "underwater"!!!! Full of rust and corrosion

Culd add to the theory that my car had some water issues, being that when I
started my restoratioin the frame was full of fust around the engine bay.

Thanks for evryones help and sugestions, I just need to pick up my starter
and put it back in the car.

Cheers

Paul

-------Original Message-------

From: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: 08 February 2003 16:41:59
To: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [DML] NO start update

Paul, That's why I call it starter drag. Even though it was rebuilt recently

and 1 year in a starters life is recent. The center rotor get out of balance

for several reasons and either drags or hits the outer fields.
John Hervey


<< Last night I removed the starter from the car, and
tried to fire it on the workbench, and found the
problem, The solenoid will fire, and engages on the
starter, however the starter does not turn, I think
it's dead.
>>


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