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#1528567 12/05/2023 5:02 PM
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Tore apart and cleaned out the dirt and painted the starter so it is pretty. the oilable end bushing and brushes look decent. but the flywheel side bushing is worn egged on one side and pretty sloppy so I went into NAPA to see if I could get lucky. He said they were the same for decades with only one choice, ordered it and it isn't even close. From measuring the shaft and casting I figure the bushing should be around a .515-.52 ID and .61-.615 OD. the Part number 4200 they sold me is about a .51 OD. (even smaller than the actual shaft) The old bushing I pulled out was made with a split and kind of like ears on the end to retain it in place. The starter appears to be like the pictures of being correct as the foot stomp was changed a few years later, so I think it is original. Suggestions?


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Chevs of the 40s lists this part as correct for the starter drive end bushing of MOST 29-37 Chevy cars and trucks.

Last edited by Bill Hanlon; 12/05/2023 6:13 PM.

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Thanks Bill, spoke with sales at chevof 40's and apparently there are early and late sizes and they have both. problem is shipping on a 2.50 part so I'll try to put together a small order to spread that cost a little or try a different FLAPS


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A few years back I got bushings from a Napa here in Canada that is amazing.Opps just read the rest disregard.

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