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Starter Motor Rebuild Interchangeability - Charles P - 01-09-2019 I have a recollection that you can use the main body and field windings from a later forward facing motor to rebuild an earlier rear facing type (post bacon slicer, of course.) Am I correct? If so I'll go and find a tired later starter... Thanks Charles RE: Starter Motor Rebuild Interchangeability - Zetomagneto - 01-09-2019 You would need to reverse the field connections otherwise it will turn the wrong way RE: Starter Motor Rebuild Interchangeability - Charles P - 01-09-2019 (01-09-2019, 10:20 PM)Zetomagneto Wrote: You would need to reverse the field connections otherwise it will turn the wrong way Thanks The alternative is to adapt a modern starter (a la Wosp type) to make a spare. Not that hard, I imagine, if you select the right Denso one to adapt Charles RE: Starter Motor Rebuild Interchangeability - Zetomagneto - 02-09-2019 Golf TDI goes the right direction and is internally geared so more compact than wasp. RE: Starter Motor Rebuild Interchangeability - Austin in the Shed - 02-09-2019 I think you have to reposition the brushes on the end plate to change the direction of rotation. RE: Starter Motor Rebuild Interchangeability - Mark R - 03-09-2019 I'm sure there was an article by Ray Moses on exactly this topic either in the Bristol club newsletter or one of the downloadable Hereford club newsletters. I'm away from home at the moment else I'd look for it. RE: Starter Motor Rebuild Interchangeability - Charles P - 03-09-2019 Mark Thanks very much for the pointer. Google leads me to the Bristol Club who have this excellent technical article http://www.ba7c.org/pdf/technicalDocuments/BA7C-TechnicalArticle-starter-motors-1929-32.pdf Perfect! Charles |