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On Sep 25, 11:19 pm, vga wrote:
I have a 95 Bayliner 2452 5.0 L Mercruiser. I suspect starter is getting weak so I purchased a new one. I then noticed that replacing the starter looks like a difficult task. I thought it would be wise to ask other owners how they replaced the starter in such cramped environment. Thank you for any advice you can lend. Welcome to the club. I take it that the engine is a 305 c.i.d GM (Chevy)? Yeah it's cramped.besides a bracket that attaches the end of the starter to the block, there are a couple bolts that run up though the starter motor to hold it against the engine block. chances are these are 15 mm bolts. there is no easy procedure! taking the bolts out droping the starter, disconnecting the cable and wires (provided you disconnected the battery first) then to install the starter you reverse the process. only be prepared to fight it harder, because they always come off easier than they re-install. |
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