Posted by Rich in WI on March 27, 2009 at 21:27:57 from (72.69.148.47):
My M starter is acting up, works, then fails, works again, then fails. Im not sure whats wrong but I am getting really good at taking it off and putting it back on. I did notice one time when I was tighting the posative wire that the stud turned. I tryed the starter and it failed after just having been working on the bench so it has to be related to that posative stud. Could a wire be messed up that connects to the stud or is this a brush issue? How do I take this bugger apart to fix it? I asked at a few of the local shops to see if they can rebuild it and they dont rebuild in house anymore, they send everything out.
Anybody got a link or instructions on how to fix this starter? I tried searching this site as well as google and didnt find anything but somebody has to have done it and taken a few photos to document it.
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