Re: Starter motor replacement trouble
Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2016 2:27 am
Im only a backyard mechanic but the short answer is no. The worst part is that once you can get an extension on, you can only rotate the bolt a few degrees at a time. Expect many cuts and 3 hours to remove it. It's frustrating as hell, but fortunately putting it back in takes only 2 hours 55.. I ended up not putting that particular on back in. Had help from Cus when I finally changed mine.
Have had no issues with 2 bolts holding the starter, and its very rigidly held in places with the bracket against the block.
Good luck!
Have had no issues with 2 bolts holding the starter, and its very rigidly held in places with the bracket against the block.
Good luck!