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Check your Fidanza for ring gear spin |
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| Posted by |
HillZTT on May 09, 2008 at 5:55 AM |
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did a 5 speed swap, question about starter..... posted by john90zxtt(OH) on May 07, 2008 at 04:23 PM |
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Mine did the same, until it finally just did that noise all of the time. I checked flywheel teeth, starter, starter alignment, voltage, cables...etc. It ended up being the ring gear (teeth) spinning around the body of the flywheel. I noticed that the engine would turn small amounts instead of continuously while I had a buddy cranking it. In the beginning it would do as you described, then catch and start. Once it started doing it all of the time, I really though I just had a dead battery. I could roll start the car and it would always start back up immediately after a drive. Turns out that after everything heated up, the flywheel was expanded enough to seize inside the ring gear. I have heard of Fidanzas doing this in other appliactions and have seen one on a turbo Eclipse. So, do you ever have starting issues after the car is driven?
------------------ Tada! "Low compression in cylinder 6." 
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