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Does anyone have a Delco Remy starter illustrated parts breakdown (IPB) ? I would like to see an illustration of the internals and the order that they laid out on each end of the shaft.

I'm rebuilding two starter, a 1107652 and a 1107634. I picked up rebuild kits. When I disassembled the starters, I was surprised to see that internally neither of the starters had the same parts. Without going into too may details, one starter had two springs associated with drive unit and the other had one, but there are marks on the armature where it looks like a 2nd spring pressed against it at one time. One starter has several washers on the ends of the shaft and the other has no washers at all. Same with the large diameter isolation washer that goes just under the cover, it was missing on one of the starters. The two rebuild kits contain exactly the same parts (except for the drive assembly which is longer on the 1107652.)

I could use my horse sense putting them back together, but I'd prefer to get it right. Appreciate any assistance and photos.
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-Mike


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Perfect!!! Exactly what I need.

I did not know that this resource existed.

Thank you very much,
-Mike


1955 Chevy 2nd Series 3100 Stepside, 235cid

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