My starter has a plastic cover on the top of the shaft on the and rubber piece underneath it instead of a nut on top. Is this compatible?
1154998
I am as well, not a outboard mechanic by any means, but like previous answers, do your research with cross referencing part numbers. If in fact they look at all similar, ie. Mounting location relevancy, electrical connections and what not, chances are it may fit and work flawlessly for you. But that is just my opinion. Check out return policy to, because if it doesn't fit, or work, at least you could return it.
1154999
I cannot answer honestly. I needed everything as shown for my Evinrude VRO 110.
1155000
I'm not really very knowledgeable about all the variables of outboards and I'm not sure without looking at a picture of what you have... The starter I bought looked in every way identical to what I took off just like in the picture on Amazon.. If you have the original outboard starter it should have a number across the side of it....do a search on the internet to see if there's a cross reference for that #.. You can either use the cross referenced # on Amazon or search with the original part # on Amazon and it might be cross referenced already.. Sorry best I can do..!!
599899
Sorry about that. Didn't get to finish my answer before it was sent. Look under ENGINE COMPONENTS and find the "starter generator" model/part number. Then compare it to the ones that are for sale on Amazon. I replaced my 1996 Club Car starter/generator with one from Amazon, and it fit and worked perfectly. Good luck!
2007666
Yes I have a 72 I just had to use the old pully for the new starter. Shafts are the right size
563494
Yes it will but there is a tapering ring on the shaft to remove also. I put oil on it waited a hour then had to use vice grips to get the ring off the shaft after that put the arm on the shaft and the nut and tighten it down. Don't forget to get the nut cover amazon also sells it
1015564
Here Tricia, pics of the pull starter on my 128LD this should put your mind at ease. Perfect fit!https://www.dropbox.com/s/76rtigw9xz9e2fb/2015-04-30%2020.15.05.jpg?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/s/165n4sle5nj1a88/2015-04-30%2020.15.38.jpg?dl=0
1722583
This Bendix is a newer style and should fit your starter fine. I just replaced an older Bendix that had a spring with a new style without any trouble.
328189
Im not sure, the one i got fit without a problem. I did read that there are 2 lengths for the plunger stem. I was lucky enough to have manual shift so i could just roll start until i had a chance to take the starter off and take some measurements. The disk on mine was ok so u could probably get by with just changing the contacts if u get the wrong length. Mine was the right size so i replaced all 3 pieces.
1916171
The starter I purchased looked like the picture, my part number was not match up either. The starter I ordered works great.
2089992
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.
1571732
I have no idea. You will need to contact the seller and verify that the starter is compatible with the car.
811546
I looked your starter up on yahoo looks like Denso make this starter too.The solenoid looks shorter but maybe you can cut this down to size.Get in touch with seller and get dimensions on this part .
2070769
Go to B&S; website and look up you actual engine number. It will give you the part number for the starter assembly. Then you will know for sure. It worked for me. Good luck.
2028122
Yes, it will fit and it has the shaft. You will have to remove the wheels and don't loose the slide locks. When you assemble the wheel gears make sure they go in the correct way. If you install the gears backwards it will not make the wheels turn. Don not use grease instead spray with WD40 so the wheels work right away. It's a very, very simple repair. Drain the fuel before flipping the machine upside down. There are videos on youtube on how to do the repair without flipping upside down. You may also have to remove the blade for safety. And pull the plug wire off the spark plug. Have fun fixing it, I did!
2175637
Please detail the part number DIRECTLY of the starter/Generator you are replacing. We stock 9 different Hitachi GSB series starter/generators. I know there are at least 12 different models and many different part numbers. Some having slightly different shaft lengths, some have different Brush Holders which set the rotation in a different direction resulting in different hook-up, some have different functions at the designated post, some just have different wire terminals. and some are simply clocked in a different postion. It is important to know the part number you were orginally replacing. thanks Jay
1311018
Yes. It should fit with no trouble, unless the motor housing or shaft is damaged.
386072
Probably but I would take the old starter off and compare it to the one in the picture. I had good luck matching the starter on my twin cylinder Kohler engine, even though they changed the number.
263628
Yes it will, That is what I put it on. It should start, but you may need to adjust the slow speed screw.