Jim Becker said: (quoted from post at 07:23:07 05/05/10) It seems likely the problem is the starter drive. Wayne's comment that the drive is a non-Bendix drive is probably true although there are a lot of solenoid controlled starters with Bendix drives. Doesn't matter what type it is, you need the specific one that works.
Low voltage to the starter could be the problem. Low temperatures reduce battery output and bad connections will loose more power. So before replacing the starter, make sure the battery, wiring and grounds are in good shape.
I found a reference to a French company that supplies after merket starters. The company is ADI Original and their replacement starter is DEM119. Their cross-reference lists the following starters as replaced with DEM119:
Bosch
0001354026
0001354094
0001366019
EJD1,8/12R61
ELSTOCK
25-1350
DUCELLIER
6163
Maybe that will help you find a replacement drive.
Thank You!!!
Since you mention electric/ground, this has only been noticeable this past winter. I put in a new battery because my old one was weak but didn't do anything to other connections. Had some major engine work done last fall which had wiring and maybe starter removed. I'll check the all is clean, tight, and grounds back in place.
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