It is the one that has its head facing the rear of the car and you need extensions and a universal joint to get to the thing. If you were able to look in at the starter directly from the front of the car, the longest bolt (which stays in the car) is at the 12 o-clock position. The starter is held in place by three bolts, the middle one of which is a unique bolt-stud combo.
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Well, after a long break in work to get replacement windows painted and ready for installation before the snow flies, I got back to removing the Lucas starter today. If anyone has done this replacement in the past and sees any errors in my intended course of action, please chime in here. The gear reduction starter and its terminal layout, with my notes about what I think will go where on it, is here: I have to believe this is the "signal" feed from the key when it's turned to the start position. Ĭ) A thin, single wire that goes on its own small screw connection on the solenoid cap.
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ī) The small, thick wire between what I think is the starter solenoid and the body of the starter motor plus another wire on this terminal. There are a total of five connections in two groups of two and one single:Ī) The +12V cable from the battery and a fat wire with brown insulation (which I have to imagine is the +12V feed to the rest of the car). The original connections on my Lucas starter are shown here: I definitely don't want there to be any risk of an "uncontrolled descent" of the starter motor once the last bolt comes out since I have to be pretty much directly below it while working. I plan to either run two rope loops or maybe use two ratchet ties down the right side of the engine bay and around the starter motor using the bench as the support system. Someone else had much earlier posted a suggestion for an "across the engine bay" workbench for when you need to get at stuff at the center that's very hard to reach from the edge. I got the recommendation from the RROC-Australia forums to create a sling system for the starter motor.
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