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Old 20-04-2007, 17:37
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Who've done this, easy?

Not incredibly difficult but here's a few pointers:

Disconnect the battery
Remove the bracket on the side of the inlet manifold
Remove both wires, ones a plug and the other is held by a 10 or 12mm nut.
Get a 14mm spanner preferably a rachet spanner
Remove the 2 bolts holding it to the gearbox
Remove the cylinder on the side of the starter, this is the solenoid. Its held by 2 long thin bolts. Be careful with the clip but chances are it will spring out.
Clean up the solenoid, refit and enjoy a new starter motor.

Probably looking at 1-2 hours to do it
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Old 21-04-2007, 09:45
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or get one for an S13 like others have done which are lighter!
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Old 21-04-2007, 10:20
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Still hurts when you drop them on your feet though lol.

All the time I've been in France I've never seen a single S-chassis car so can only imagine getting parts is near on impossible.
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Old 21-04-2007, 14:47
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Ok,

With your advices, remove the starter was easy, thanks!

Some pics:







I saw some new/reconditioned starter, in France, but:

-they have a "cover" on gear area: http://www.altdiscount.com/affichear...mmat=0&moteur=

According too me this fit: http://www.altdiscount.com/affichear...mmat=0&moteur=

I found this site too: http://www.woodauto.com/Unit.aspx?Ma...I&Ref=S114322A
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Old 22-04-2007, 14:22
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Can a 1 kilowatt model fit on mine? What is the cover on th e gear, like a cap?
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Old 22-04-2007, 17:20
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Just clean the solenoid
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Old 25-04-2007, 18:58
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Ok, some news...

It seems it isn't the starter, test mine and an another.
I tested many relays (specialy gray relay near battery, controlled for ignition right?).
battery charged and tested

Ok, let me explain my troubles:

2 wires fits on the starter: one black/yellow little size ordered by ignition, one black/red normal size which go to the battery.

When the plugs are on the starter (metal shield of starter on a ground of the car), when i join together the 2 wires said upper, by an external wire, starter work perfectly (gear exit and turn), but when i turn the key only nothing appear.

I know that my english isn't good, but in my mind it's the black/yellow wire that is in fault because the continuity of the "normal" wire exist, no doubt about it.

The solution i expect to install a start button relay (how many Amperes?) to command the ignition.

Do you have any hint or help about my starter trouble?

Cheers.
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