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Starter replacement #2485929
04/21/18 03:55 AM
04/21/18 03:55 AM
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Cotati, CA
Dave Hall Offline OP
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R&R'd the starter in my big block,'73 Dart Sport today. It was a Speedmaster mini that completely gave up the ghost. $130 bucks at Napa produced the exact same body, terminals, etc. Could of swore the last one (spare) I bought for the Challenger was about $60-$80 bucks???? I had to unbolt the TTI header, remove the plugs, the valve cover (Indy cast), and the torsion bar to get it done. The starter didn't look cooked but I imagine they are subjected to some pretty good heat from the huge pipes running through there. Anyone else cooking starters with TTI under chassis stuff? Should I build a heat shield?

Re: Starter replacement [Re: Dave Hall] #2485931
04/21/18 04:02 AM
04/21/18 04:02 AM
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It can't hurt, can it work up wrench shruggy


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Re: Starter replacement [Re: Dave Hall] #2485965
04/21/18 09:26 AM
04/21/18 09:26 AM
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I used the dei started wrap in both of mine.

Re: Starter replacement [Re: Dave Hall] #2486019
04/21/18 11:54 AM
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Quote:
I imagine they are subjected to some pretty good heat from the huge pipes running through there. Should I build a heat shield?
I definitely would. either heat or poor quality or Murphys law (or a combo of both).


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