Hi every one,
Here is a solution for your starter clutch that refuse to engage even after you have tried all other remedies.
This is a problem that must be addressed ASAP.
Lines that you can see are actually worn out surface-deep chanels created by spinning rollers!!
You will need following :
- Impact wrench
-send paper 400 course
-rotary spinning tool
-rubber abrasive wheel 3/4 off an inch(should be available in rotary kit,green color )
-blue loocktite
-set of new rollers and springs ,Higly recommended!!!
At the end wash parts in a proper solution in order to remove any remaining course elements that can make damage.
Put loocktite inside not on the screws thread and add oil under screws head. Manually tighten screws as far as they will go,than take impact wrench and tight them all the way in.
Lubricate all passages and install rollers.
It worked for me and I am sure that you will be happy as well.
Fixing a starter clutch that won't engage
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tomos
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Fixing a starter clutch that won't engage
- Attachments
- Remove all screws using impact wrench and proper screw removing attachment
- Deep chanels visible,remove oil before start sending.
- Deep chanels visible .
- Using send paper and straight motion movement remove all chanels
- Finished product
- Using rotary tool and rubber wheel at 1000 rpm get familiar with the angles that you have to use in order to remove damage.DO NOT PUT BIG PRESSURE , JUST LIGHT TOUCH!!,once you get familiar with process increase speed to 3000 rpm and only LIGHT TOUCH AND CONSTANT MOVEMENT OF THE TOOL,you must not remove to much or roller moving space will become to big and rollers could become stuck again ! !!
- Final product