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#1161438 04/20/2016 5:09 PM
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My starter is engaging sometimes and sometimes not... I assume its the main gear. Am I better off rebuilding this starter ( price wise ) or buying a new one?


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I do not know the cost to rebuild, but you may be able to get a rebuilt starter from Napa. Check online , Napa part # RAY2449657 , 6V with solenoid (not foot stomp) is approx. $100. The foot stomp starter, # RAY2449651 is approx $80. You'll have to call for availability. Good luck!


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Do you have the foot stomp starter switch ?
If so, it may not be the starter but the starter switch. This starter switch sits on top of the starter and is held on by two 3/16 screws. Remove the switch and turn it over to see if the copper parts of the switch are corroded. If so, clean them up.
Another item to check is the solid copper plug that sits atop the starter underneath the switch. make sure that is clean and not badly worn.
Just my 2 cents.....


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solenoid starter not stomp even though I have one of them also


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If you want to keep your original starter and have it rebuilt. Send it to SouthEast Chevy Parts. They have a gentleman who has years of experience rebuilding all of their 6v starters and generators.
I sent my HM 6v starter to them and they did a great job.

SOUTHEAST CHEVY PARTS
2166 S. Orange Blossom Tr.
Apopka, FL 32703
Ph: 407.886.1963 ask for Danny
Fx: 407.880.1958
www.southeastchevyparts.com

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