End float on starter motor shaft
There's an appreciable amount of end float on the shaft that carries the output sprocket on my Electra starter motor. Is this normal or should I strip it and investigate?
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There's an appreciable amount of end float on the shaft that carries the output sprocket on my Electra starter motor. Is this normal or should I strip it and investigate?
Can anybody tell me what the thread is ? The two screws are 3/16 but I cannot be sure whether it is BA or BSF ?.
Thanks.
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