this look right?

[Guest]

it's the starter parts i replaced in the starter clutch. since most of them were missing, this seems the logical order. the springs are inside the cups.






just wanna make sure before i put it back together tommorow.. i just spent over an hour honing one of the holes that the spring/cup combo go into, i believe that the fact the cup stuck in the hole was the reason for the failure.

[makenzie71]

Looks correct to me...my CX500 had the same setup.

[seuadr]

great! it's supposed to be 50 this weekend. and if i can get the starter in, i'm totally gonna go for a ride!

[seuadr]

well that was it. it works like a charm, fired right over even though it's been sitting for 7 months. after changing the oil and chasing it with a half gallon of kerosene, i strained the results and found most of the bits of the spring.. didn't find the whole little magnetic cup, but alot of little peices of it. based on the scratches i saw on the shaft the stator/clutch ride on, i think it somehow managed to get in there and get crushed?

[Suzuki mad]

You were lucky then.

Enjoy.

Suzuki mad

[seuadr]

You were lucky then.

Enjoy.

Suzuki mad

i sure hope os. i looked around as much as i could, and tried to clean out as much of the case as i could. i wish i could have found more evidence of the cup, though would have been perfect if it dropped out of the oil whole.

[Agemax]

if you want to be really 100% happy i would drop the sump plate off and check there is no more bits in there, also the metal strainer for the oil pump.
a lot of work maybe but piece of mind imo

[silverhorse47]

if you want to be really 100% happy i would drop the sump plate off and check there is no more bits in there, also the metal strainer for the oil pump.
a lot of work maybe but piece of mind imo

,,,not that much work compared to what you face if your interpretation of the situation is too optimistic.....
S.

[Agemax]

,,,not that much work compared to what you face if your interpretation of the situation is too optimistic.....
S.

true, a few hours to check it properly is far better than a damaged motor!