Posted by used red MN on May 05, 2022 at 15:59:18 from (172.58.86.167):
In Reply to: starter brushes posted by pinball on May 05, 2022 at 13:10:55:
Been a while since I worked on one with the band and windows in the case. I think you can go about it the same way as the later models the case has no band and the back bearing plate is a heavier stamped flat plate that only holds the bushing but does not support the brushes as the one you have does. Place the assembled nose with drive and armature in a vise so the commutator end is up. Slide the case down on it. Now place the end cap with the brushes on top of it aligned to the wires properly. Now spread the brushes out one at a time to get them to go over the commutator. A couple brushes may need install once the end cap is placed on top due to them connecting to the field leads. One of SVCummins girl friends will show you how to do it near the end of the linked video. Also the method rustred and Leroy are describing is for Ford and some Chrysler style starters that have coiled up flat springs and the the brushes slide in a rectangular receptacle.
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