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collins_sh
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Self Supporting Starter

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Needed a self supporting starter for a 1.9Dg manual, does anyone know where i could get one that would fit my van
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why would you want one?

not a standard fit excect for automatics,
never herd of one that will fit.

prob easier to replace bell housing if its damaged

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surly easier than trying to drill out the bushing hole for a larger brass bushing etc

don't want to take off the gearbox either, call it lazyness
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has the brass bush disintegrated then?
Is the hole in the bell housing no good for the new bush?

I don't think any motor will do what you want.. As Billy says, far easier to change the bell housing
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what i'm planning to do tomorrow is to install the oversize bushing i have got. i'm going to drill out the casing hole to accomodate.

i'm surprised that there are no starters available that will support themselves when installled.

would make it a solid repair, no more to worry about after that.
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a self supporting starter will still have a bush that will wear just as quick as the bush in the bell housing.

get down the local starter rebuilder and check a few core motors out!

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