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Originally Posted by wolfox
Got all of your parts and shims back in? A missing shim or a slight mis-alignment of the starter will cause it to squeal like a pig when the teeth of the starter pinion are not quite meshing with the fly-wheel. Re-check your work, make sure that all of the parts you took out went back in. Baring that - take it to a shop and let the pro's check it.
It will eat your fly-wheel if given enough time - leading to an even bigger shop bill if you do not have a hoist to get that motor out and replace a toothless fly-wheel.  |
Thanks for the reply, the new starter came with shims, acually I didn't realize what they were, I'll take your advice and check the alignment aout and maybe add a shim at a time.
Thanks for the advice, and yea we'll do it right away don't need a shop bill.