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Re: starter problem 700 1988

posted by  someone claiming to be L K Tucker on  Fri Jul 20 05:59 CST 2001 [RELATED]

/// The best and quickest repair is to put a high quality rebuilt starter on. Rebuilding a starter is simple but if the armature, for instance, requires a lathe trim with under cutting the insulation, you will have time and money involved over the price of the rebuilt. If you find that the armature has separated that will also exceed the cost of the rebuild.

I rebuilt my own for years but the time and trouble are no longer worth it. You may have an 'auto electric' shop near you. They would only deal with starters and alternators. That would be my only other choice.





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