Posted by John T on July 09, 2013 at 13:17:13 from (216.249.76.176):
In Reply to: m starter revisited posted by ricb on July 09, 2013 at 12:40:08:
The theory is easier to explain then the actual swapping or re soldering or reconnecting of the Field wire ends which carry relatively high current that necessitates good quality splices and connections. In theory, you reverse (swap one end for the other) EITHER the Field winding ends OR the armature windings which is actually via the brushes. You ONLY reverse one of them which changes the orientation between the two (Fields and Armature) that reverses rotation. For example, if you locate and isolate the ends of where the fields terminate and connect to the armature via the brushes, you would swap end for end those two.
On second thought, Id recommend taking it to a starter shop where they have the tools knowledge and experience to make those quality high current capable reconnections if youre not real experienced in starter repair yourself. It can get crowded inside there with 2 or 4 brushes and those field winding ends in that big series connected starter so you may wanna just hire it done.........Its something Id do myself but Ive had experience with that sort of stuff, still could screw it up lol
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