I just took the starter back off. I took the long bolts out and rotated the field housing 180 degrees. I put it back on and it turned the right way,but it just creaked and groaned and wouldn't turn the engine all the way over. I hooked the jumper cables to the truck battery,negative ground,same thing. I took it back off,swapped out the other field housing. Hooked it to the jumper cables,it ran backwards. Took the bolts out,rotated it 180,hooked it to the cables again,it just groaned again. I spun it by hand while it was groaning and it ran,but slowly and kept getting slower. If I took the cable off and touched it on there again,I had to spin it by hand to get it going again. Defies all logic. Not that I know anything about anything electrical.
It is Sunday though. I wonder if I go take it all apart,throw all the pieces together in a bucket,then try to build it all back from scratch tomorrow,if it'll work?
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