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Old 12-26-2008, 09:31 PM
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Hey, I went to public school, I do ot even know how to spell solenoid.
 
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Hey, I went to public school, I do ot even know how to spell solenoid.

use firefox it has a auto spell feature )))
 
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Old 12-26-2008, 09:36 PM
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so is there a solenoid that "kicks the gear out" or is it mechanical?

does this mean new starter or is there anything I can do?

does anyone have the PDF of a guide on the starter I have one of the transfer case and it is just a ****load of diagrams on how it works (not in the rave CD)
 
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Old 12-26-2008, 09:43 PM
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the solenoid is a mechanical deal that is electrically actuated. i believe on our starters you have to replace the starter and solenoid as a unit.


 
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Old 12-26-2008, 09:48 PM
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the solenoid is a mechanical deal that is electrically actuated. i believe on our starters you have to replace the starter and solenoid as a unit.


yeah... so the solenoid kicks out the gear, how attached is it to the rest of the starter, is it at all feasible to replace just the solenoid?

I also bet the gear it kicks out took a beating, so is that pretty attached to the motor?

does anyone have any good pictures?

Thanks

BTW: i ask all this as I am 17 with no money for doing repairs the proper way, so almost everything I get is from a junkyard, and the guy at the junkyard will charge 10 bucks for a solenoid and gear, but 100 for a starter
 
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Old 12-26-2008, 09:53 PM
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some vehicles the starter and solenoid are separate and can replaced as such. others are a unit. i believe ours are a 1 piece unit.

the starter gear is attached to the solenoid and will get replaced with a new starter. thats a no brainer BUT if the flywheel gear teeth got munched up then that is a bigger and much more expensive problem as it is attached to the back of the engine and sandwiched between the tranny.
 
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yeah... if it's the flywheel, i'm just gonna live with it, but the starter I can replace no problem

Hell... i'll take mine out tommorow and see whats what
 
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What sucks is that if you let it go to long you will chew up the teeth on the flywheel, that is a big money repair because you need to pull the engine or drop the tranny.
Take your starter out, tear it apart, if you can fix it for $10 great, if not you'll be buying a used starter.
www.roverlandparts.com, see how much they want.
 
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Old 12-26-2008, 10:08 PM
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What sucks is that if you let it go to long you will chew up the teeth on the flywheel, that is a big money repair because you need to pull the engine or drop the tranny.
Take your starter out, tear it apart, if you can fix it for $10 great, if not you'll be buying a used starter.
www.roverlandparts.com, see how much they want.

i covered that,,,basically,,,

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