Is this the C clip starter or is it the drive pin starter kind of hard to tell with black cover thats on the end of it?
1179293
there are two different types of starters briggs and stratton the one with the long black cylinder is different and im not sure about that but this other one that is made bronzed look color this one with the bronze color has the clip your asking about.
617499
Well theres a cover about the same dia. as a dime. well in the center of that cap is a hole run cable through it and thread it over where the spring is, then work your way up to your throttle. I hope I was able to help you out.
1852406
Ir depends. This company have 2 diferent starters. U will have to take yours apart to figure it out. The starters have 2 different holes. Look at the part that u will take it apart and it will be easy to see what I'm saying. Any question email jalencar@live.com
1912652
It includes starters. You'll want an extra black OEM. But refills are $$$$. So check out the reconditioners or refill kits.
200613
Yes, The Picture the same as the starter. It looks alot different than a 'standard starter' since it has an extra set of gears to reduce the speed and increase the torque. The starter fit my Mahindra 2810 perfectly and it seemed like it started he tractor more 'crisply'. I did have to do a little rerouting of the power cable. I hope this helps.Carl
1566995
double check the pins on the plug. 5 pin i think is DC (has a starter) if it is a kick start you need the AC version
1739312
This is in addition to that start cap on your compressor. It depends on what size compressor you have. The hard start is in addition to the start run cap already on your system
2146794
Should if your old starter has a steel gear and not a plastic gear on it. You May have a plug in issue I don't know. If that's the case I would just cut it off. This starter just has a stud and nut to connect your wires. Hope it helps!
1285110
the cap is threaded so I would check with a chev.dealer or better their parts shop.
1006297
Comes as seen in the picture. The pull starter and carb. Runs great after a few dull moments of break in time as well. I recommend it.
917174
I received your question but it was a battery solenoid that I purchased and not a starter solenoid. sorry I can't help.
1459206
It comes with 4 plastic drive clips. They snap onto the drive, then you slide it into the chassis and it clips in. You squeeze the clips to slide it back out. One thing to note, on the first try (while you are trying to be careful not to break anything) it is easy to stop short of actually connecting the drive. This is because the clips have a little resistance going by the plastic frame before they actually clip into the metal drive chassis. Once you figure this out, is easy to tell when clipped in or not. Very easy to use.
797911
Mine appears to be a stainless steel rivet pin on both the cover and the flint wheel, the only brass looks to be the flint holder mechanism. Not sure why they would use a brass screw? Was it refurbished?
678496
Hi there . I bought one of these a few months ago . My starter was cranking slow when engine got hot . After this one went in , Never had a problem again . I would recomend it to anyone . Mine was for A 2001 GMC SAVANA 4.3 2500
263207
I pulled out the original drive to get the part number. I would suggest doing the same thing.
1693037
Yes it is......BUT.....Be careful in replacing it, as some tear a White and pink wire, and short a Pinunto the chip that sits underneath the drive......NO Pressure... just a slight tug to remove, anda slight shove in replacing the new driveSam/Username75/KO6JQ
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I checked the box a little while ago and there is definitely a "C" at the end of the part number.