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Starter eater 200 1989

posted by  H Slammer on  Fri Aug 6 20:10 CST 2004
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This is the thing that bothers me. I'm mechanically inclined and for someone to tell me that a very slight chamfer in a flywheel (which I couldn't feel) is going to kill a starter seems to me that the guy may be reaching. I cannot believe that Volvo had such a tolerance on the starter/fw relation. This guy does have a good rep, but I can't help but wonder if he is just covering his ass because he doesn't want to admit that maybe the used starter he put in failed.
No, the drip pan is not in place any more so corrosion could happen, but doesn't appear to have. I guess I have to get the big okay on the flywheel first before I do anything else.
Any thoughts?
Thanks for your replys you guys, what a great forum!






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