cable bolt in wrong location on this starter
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Good Morning, Could you send us the part numbers off of your old starter? Thanks, Greg
827093
I had the same problem. The nut is an inset nut on the newer models (the manual diagram hasn't been updated to indicate as such); if you push up on the inset nut from the bottom while screwing in the bolt, it will engage the threads. Good luck!
208098
You should check both before changing anything. You can run direct power to the starter only, if it spins than the starter could be ok. If you have any doubts, take it to Napa or other parts stores and they generally will check them for free.
850909
The bolt is centered and not having it in front of me I think it is 1" long
2264803
May be its not align properly .Loose both bolt and retight them it should be ok
1854394
Yes if your starter looks like this. The other type has a solenoid mounted directly on the starter.
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No bolts were included... my starter was direct fit for my application so original bolts worked fine. You may have to get slightly shorter bolts or cut down the ones you have.
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the cable comes out the back of the shifter it will circle around to the transmission, its possible you may need a longer cable
1566995
double check the pins on the plug. 5 pin i think is DC (has a starter) if it is a kick start you need the AC version
1287709
It is just a capacitor in place across the line of the starter for the compressor. The size of the compressor is the deciding factor, but it will not hurt to put the larger hard start kit in. The instructions are self explanatory.
676610
Ive had this same problem, with a starter, and even with the right number it didn't work very long, it ccaused me to loose the flywhell. the new starter didn't throw the bendix far enough in the flexplate. send the plugs back.
1134573
If you already have the pilot hole drilled, then what is the hesitation about driving the lag bolt in? It will either go or it won't. If it only goes part way before the drill stops, then you can always finish driving it in with a box end wrench or socket wrench or drill the pilot hole to 7/16" and try again. This is not rocket science at this point. I'm done.
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In the middle of the cable is a smaller co-ax male/female splice. It's smaller than what you used to plug into the back of your tv (cable tv). I'm sure radio shack or frys electronics could fix you up
1111084
The two small wires in the relay -one connect to center post on your starter and one to body ground. The two large post with nuts- one post to positive battery post and the other post connected to your starter motor!Good luck......Joel
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Make sure you have the right size socket before you do this btw. Get a breaker bar, torque wrench, or pipe extension on your regular socket drive. If they still don't budge, use some WD40 on the bolt and let it sit for a few, this helps break the bond. You'll get it... if you don't use the right size socket, you run the risk of stripping the nut (not good). Don't use a monkey wrench or deep socket, use a regular socket. If you strip it, well, you'll need to get a stripped bolt remover socket from Sears (or online) and replace the bolt. Keep at it...
617646
In regards to the question one side hooks up to the starter battery and the other (aux) battery
1902297
Maybe you don't have the arrow in right or may be wrong arrow. Is it a crossbow bolt?? They're different than regular arrows.