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Wed Dec 07, 2005 10:23 am
Thanks for the reply, Heath! (wow, I feel so priviledged to get a reply from one of the NICO gods - no, I'm not being sarcastic!))
I should've been more specific. The starter spins, but the motor doesn't crank. Sounds like the starter gear won't engage the flywheel. There's no grinding noise, so either the flywheel is totally cracked or worn so the starter can't even catch any teeth (not likely) or the starter mechanism that engages and disengages the flywheel is stuck in the disengage position. I've heard old time mechanics use a hammer to get it going again. I was hoping for a more permanent/easier fix, rather than a replacement. oh well...(my mechanic's 40 miles away!)
Hey Heath! Anytime you're back here, give me a call. I'll take you in a ride in a Hawaiian Q45... uh, make that a Hawaiian Highlander.Thanks!