Posted by sony224422 on February 05, 2015 at 04:27:00 from (107.77.76.84):
Last night I was going to start it to move for an oil change and when I pulled the rod it started and I moved it. After the oil change I pulled the rod and it spun for a split second then acted like a dead battery. So I charged the battery and nothing changed except my wires (4 ga) got hot. So I pulled the starter out and the bendix is free, but it doesn't return on its own. I can spin it but I can't spin it enough to spin the motor in the starter. I don't know if that's normal or not. I took the two long screws out and tried to get the starter apart but it didn't want to come out of the housing so I put it back together. I am thinking it finally got worn out. It is 12 volt but it usually started 2 revolution so no excessive crank at all
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