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In a Delco 10-MT starter typically used on GM engine powered craft,
there is a baffle plate crammed inside the "nose" housing that the drive clutch "bendix" sits behind. It has a rubber gasket that seals off the motor area that will keep any electrical sparks from discharging any gas fumes that may be in the bell housing. prestolite starters use a center bering housing which seals off the motor as well as provides a center support bushing for the motor. Various manufactureres used various starter brands and configurations for their engines and/or transmissions. i wouldn't advise using an automotive starter unless one first transfers over the baffles and gaskets. From my experience, the startes give little trouble, but will collect moisture in the brush areacausing the brush springs to rust in two or the holders to stick... Usually not requiring to purchase another starter. actually a simple repair. Tim |
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