Kirk, IF you have a ND starter (Nippon Denso) I and other parts
stores carry just the contacts for them. The contacts are located
inside the cover held on with 3 screws. The contacts cost less than a
buck each. The plunger is a few dollars more, but still cheap as
clown's milk. The only problem is deciding which contacts you need,
as ND used several different styles. A local electric shop will have
them on the shelf. Easy change.
Peter C
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At 04:33 PM 12/13/2010, Kirk Hargreaves wrote:
>List,
>
>After jumping the solenoid and hearing the washer plunge to the top the only
>thing left is to replace a starter that I thought would never go out this
>early. I had installed a Japanese gear redux starter about 5 and a half
>years ago.
>
>Rather than ordering a new starter as I did before and dealing with the wait
>time, I understand that there is an Izusu starter that will bolt in as a
>direct replacement that I might be able to buy right away from the auto
>parts store?
>
>If so, can someone share with me the details, ie. which starter I am looking
>for. . year and model and if there are any mods that I will need to do?
>
>Thank you so much . . all of you for the help you always give to me
>regarding my 59 Bugeye, it is very much appreciated. The people on this
>list are the best.
>
>Any advice will be very appreciated!
>
>Kirk
> 59 1275
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