Starter motors Manual/Automatic

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kidge007
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Starter motors Manual/Automatic

Post by kidge007 »

Help

Just swapped a auto engine into a manual, and I wonder if I have managed to get the starters confused.

Which way round is it?

Short nose starter= Auto/MT
Long nose starter=Auto/MT

Thanks

Problem is that the starter just clicks but only sometimes spins the engine. Have had the starter re-built, works fine on the bench. But stilll the same in the car???
Subaru for Life
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Post by Subaru for Life »

The manual tranny starter = short (1.0 kw)
The Auto tranny starter = long (1.4 kw, also has screws in body of motor).

Check the solenoid, good luck.

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kidge007
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Post by kidge007 »

Found my own problem.

Voltage drop down the signal wire to the starter.

Could'nt be bothered to find the problem in the loom so I wired in a relay and all is well. 8)

However.....I have the long nose starter in a manual.....and it works
vaccine
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Post by vaccine »

long is manual, and short is auto ;)
.. Dave
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