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Starter Rebuild
- Thread starter PEPXS400
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They get dusty on the inside from the brushes wearing down, but what you have is nasty! No, it shouldn't look like that. Was the starter cavity on the moror all nasty as well? Should be perfectly clean.
PEPXS400
XS400 Enthusiast
The pan where the starter sits had just a little road dust. I will take a picture tonight of the cavity.
The starter looked great on the outside. I didn't clean any of that. I hope with a thorough cleaning and new brushes, it will be good to go...Fingers Crossed!
The starter looked great on the outside. I didn't clean any of that. I hope with a thorough cleaning and new brushes, it will be good to go...Fingers Crossed!
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PEPXS400
XS400 Enthusiast
I also cannot get the screws to budge on the outside of the case. Anyone have ideas on how to do this with out stripping them. 
