Subject	Turn the motor over by hand a few times after replacing...
Posted by	musky on March 15, 2010 at 8:59 AM
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In Reply To	Hmm so I read through a few posts while searching and found posted by cHiNgLeZ on March 15, 2010 at 02:38 AM
Message	if the bolt you get to replace the stud is a hair too long, it will hit the clutch pressure plate, or torque converter, depending on whether youre working on a 5 spd or auto. Spin the crank a few times by hand to make sure the bolt isnt hitting anything in side the bell housing. If it is, just use a washer or two on top of the starter to space it out a hair.
Follow Ups	Help Please: Starter Installation - cHiNgLeZ 22:55:05 03/14/10 Re: Help Please: Starter Installation - draker 23:55:40 03/14/10 Arghhh how wonderful... - cHiNgLeZ 00:35:19 03/15/10 Re: Arghhh how wonderful... - draker 01:00:44 03/15/10 Oh hold on a sec...I thought this stud was on the top. - cHiNgLeZ 01:17:19 03/15/10 Hmm so I read through a few posts while searching and found - cHiNgLeZ 02:38:26 03/15/10 Turn the motor over by hand a few times after replacing... - musky 08:59:01 03/15/10 just use a "bolt extractor"- should be pretty easy - musky 01:08:47 03/15/10 Also consider some heat on the aluminum (20 secs or so)>> - ZUL8TR 06:49:42 03/15/10 the easiest way to get that out of a tight spot like that - KasbeKZ(VA) 09:59:30 03/15/10 Re: Help Please: Starter Installation - draker 13:02:50 03/15/10 Thank you everyone for the help. - cHiNgLeZ 15:24:56 03/15/10 Drill and tap make sure you have a good drill - John (MD) 08:15:01 03/16/10
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