Starter broken... cheap solutions??
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Starter broken... cheap solutions??
My starter isnt working, and I'm getting friggin tired of push starting the old girl, lol. I dont have any money for a new starter... is there any way of ghetto-rigging a pull starter or something? lol
btw, my 7 is a beat up, dented, barely running POS Its hilarious just to watch it in motion, theres more wrong with it than there is right with it... and I think it would be even more friggin hilarious if I rigged up a pull start system lol
btw, my 7 is a beat up, dented, barely running POS Its hilarious just to watch it in motion, theres more wrong with it than there is right with it... and I think it would be even more friggin hilarious if I rigged up a pull start system lol
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rebuilt starters should be cheap, depending on local availability.
Starters have so much power going through them you don't want to do a half-assed job on the wiring - you could easily start an engine fire or melt your harness.
Starters have so much power going through them you don't want to do a half-assed job on the wiring - you could easily start an engine fire or melt your harness.
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You could rebuild it yourself... Good luck, but I'm not gonna go through with a writeup on starter rebuilds until I rebuild one myself...
Just hit it with a hammer once... It might crank over... It's just a bandaid fix though.
Just hit it with a hammer once... It might crank over... It's just a bandaid fix though.
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