97 Disco stater replacement
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Yes, Allen heads.
I would suggest using a small pick to clean out all of the crud in the Allen head to make sure that the tool fits into the bottom of the bolt so you don't strip it.
There is a "knock sensor" above the heat shield. You should disconnect it to make sure you don't break the sensor. I just finished mine. I'm a weekend warrior, it took me around 4 hours.
Check the D1 tech section, there is a good write up.
Good luck.
I would suggest using a small pick to clean out all of the crud in the Allen head to make sure that the tool fits into the bottom of the bolt so you don't strip it.
There is a "knock sensor" above the heat shield. You should disconnect it to make sure you don't break the sensor. I just finished mine. I'm a weekend warrior, it took me around 4 hours.
Check the D1 tech section, there is a good write up.
Good luck.
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I'd recommend getting the heat shield out of the way first. Cut it, rip it, manhandle it. Just get it out of there and I wouldn't worry about reinstalling it. This should grant you much better access to the socket cap screws. Use an 8mm. Spray some PB Blaster on there and/or some heat with a torch, after you get the wires our of the way that is. Once the starter is out replace the socket cap screws with regular hex head screws.
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11-28-2015 04:01 PM