Starter is off, cleaned, and rebuilt. Wow it was nasty, couldn't even see the brushes for the oily, gooey mess!
On to the oil filter adapter - I can't bust it loose. Any suggestions?
On to the oil filter adapter - I can't bust it loose. Any suggestions?
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https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/adv...-rings-214605/Originally Posted by NM-XJ
Starter is off, cleaned, and rebuilt. Wow it was nasty, couldn't even see the brushes for the oily, gooey mess!On to the oil filter adapter - I can't bust it loose. Any suggestions?
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Advance auto sell torx bit set that looks like allen keys for 10 $ and it has the t60 in it and you can get a peice of pipe over it easy for leverage.stick with mopar o rings or it will leak again good luck
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hi and welcome back. U finished the rocker repairs yet?
Job done, thanks for all the input.
Ended up using a combo wrench over the T60 combo, and my 5' jack handle as a cheater. Popped right off.
After cleaning all the parts and reinstalling new, oiled, O-rings...everything went back together very nicely.
Starter works a lot better. Brushes are somewhat worn, and commutator is grooved from years of dirt. She'll work for awhile longer.
Ended up using a combo wrench over the T60 combo, and my 5' jack handle as a cheater. Popped right off.
After cleaning all the parts and reinstalling new, oiled, O-rings...everything went back together very nicely.
Starter works a lot better. Brushes are somewhat worn, and commutator is grooved from years of dirt. She'll work for awhile longer.
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FYI, if you need to replace the starter in the future the early model one costs less and works fine. All you have to do is modify the terminal that the solenoid connects to.
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On to the oil filter adapter - I can't bust it loose. Any suggestions?
NM,where did u get the rebuild kit for the starter?Originally Posted by NM-XJ
Starter is off, cleaned, and rebuilt. Wow it was nasty, couldn't even see the brushes for the oily, gooey mess!On to the oil filter adapter - I can't bust it loose. Any suggestions?
And how much$?
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I don't think he used any "kit". Originally Posted by madmanmarty
NM,where did u get the rebuild kit for the starter?And how much$?
You just clean all the cooked on motor oil out of it and re-assemble.
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what about brushes.Originally Posted by cruiser54
I don't think he used any "kit". You just clean all the cooked on motor oil out of it and re-assemble.
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I've never replaced any. They were fine.Originally Posted by XJwonders
what about brushes.
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Online. Originally Posted by XJwonders
I have a couple of starters with worn down brushes. Hard to find new ones around here
What am I? The Shopping Network?
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Online. What am I? The Shopping Network?
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Wouldn't you like to see ME on QVC? LOL.Originally Posted by XJwonders
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