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Problem solved!
You guys im back on the road. So the back of the DOHC starter has a bit of a cut away where the bolts go through. The thing laid in parallel and slide right in. What a relief.
Also, the SOHC starter doesn't have a 10mm bolt to take the power wire off. Does that make sense? Maybe thats another characteristic to look out for regarding differences.
I noticed the starter i had taken out of the bike I was able to take the power wire off the starter. The incorrect starter...
CXMAN
You make forums like 'DOTHETON' incredibly valuable for people like me. Here I am thinking I just need to man up and jam that SOB in there - I appreciate your knowledge and wisdom.
Looks like im going to try and give this one back and get the correct one.
SO, for keywords if anyone...
CXMAN I appreciate you taking the time on your response. Funny enough I've come across that video on youtube trying to find any clues or hints on getting this baddie in. The cover is off and that gear has been taken off as well so I know we can eliminate that one. I had checked the bolts you...
To start: I have a '82 SS with a seized starter. Rather than taking it apart I decided to get a second hand one that was tested and in good condition for a great price. (I tested the old one and the spindle gear wouldn't even spin)
Getting the old starter out wasn't too big of an issue. It...
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