Reinstall the starter cable and boot.
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Something's gone Haywire (starter ?)
- Thread starter bonanzadave
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If you took the stator/start clutch cover off and removed the gear set between the starter gear and starter clutch gear here is a good way to get it back on. Mine had a washer on both ends of the gear set on the shaft. Position the gear set in place and hold it snug. Remove the shaft and look in the hole to see where it needs to be to line up. Use a extension or something to get the inner washer lined up. Once it looks good slide the shaft in. Put the outer washer on the shaft.
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Now put the stator cover back on if you took it off and the starter cover. Almost done. Dont try this without these extensions, sockets, and swivel. Some other tools I used.
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Ah, looks like the long extension and swivel joint made the most difficult portion of all this much easier.
Good pictures. Thanks.
Ah, you have the NipponDenso starter.
I have had the Matsuba (both, 850g and 1100g). For those is good to make marks to note the arrangement (clock) of the ends to the main part, as they can go back together such that will then not fit back in place in the engine.
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Good idea Dave. Ill make note of that in the tutorial.
I think I recall this was a concern on the Mitsuba starter(s) that I have had, appears to not be much of a concern on your Denso starter that has the cable connection in the end bell that has the mounting bolts.
It will not go together correctly if you dont line it up like what I show in post #17
There is a hole burned in my motor cover. Looks very like someone managed to get the motor back in with the terminal at 12 o'clock and then tried to fire up the bike
Hope it helps someone else in that predicament. Id like to see it in the GS bible (aka Basscliffs website) but I have no idea how to get a hold of the master.....
