AMF Shovelhead Lowrider Restoration -25 - Hitachi Starter Rebuild
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Chapter 25 is a departure from the bike itself to focus specifically on the starter. Its never operated correctly relegating the bike to kick only. I'd like to have a go at it, before my knee gives out. This is brought into the house for work. The project kicks off with the removal of the two main housing studs. Immediately, things aren't looking good.
It would seem that the main bearing is just floating in the cover. So the armature is removed, followed by the end cap, and a look at the brushes show it to be so so.... Parts cleanup begins with kerosene. The outer housing is cleaned and inspected as a separate unit. The top cover is cleaned but it looks like the bushing has been eaten away somehow.
I was also finding inconsistencies with the thrust washers and not able to find a source for them.. The commutators were cleaned and inspected to see if the armature could be kept.
The old bushing is removed with a 1/2in tap, The cap was then sandblasted and powder-coated. the new bushing then pressed in.The old brushes were pulled out of the holder and then the unit cleaned, the old brushes de-soldered. The kit also came with a new isolation block.
A 50cal bore brush is used to bring texture to the bushing for the grease to provide a barrier.
The cap was peaned for the new bearing, Timken 6004-ZZ to remove all of the slop.
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this video showing starter engine inside mechanics is really good !!!!!
Thank you.
Absolutely outstanding video! Very well done and easy to follow.
Thanks. Glad it was helpful.
Thanks bro saw the Dixie cup on your car seat a few videos back
No problem 👍
Thank you !
No problem!
Great show thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
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Thanks ..
Too bad on it being bent ...shelve it ...my get you or a buddy out of a jam...
This particular project outcome saddened me. I really wanted this starter to work...
Even if didn’t work I enjoy watching this rebuild/learning process good video
Did you lube the Thrust Washers at all?
Lightly.