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How to get starter off of 2001 7.3 PS
I can't for the life of me get to top bolt on the starter on my 2001 7.3 Powerstroke. Is there a secret or a tool that can get to it? I've tried very knuckle/socket combo I have and I can't get to it. I can't even see it, I can only feel it. I'm trying to get to it from under the truck. Should I be trying to get to it from above?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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I've taken a lot of starters off all kinds of different engines. Just not my 7.3 yet. A lot of the time I've had to use an end wrench instead of a socket. Just a thought. Sometimes you can leave a bottom bolt to hold it in place till the hard one is out. I hope one of the techs chimes in that has been there and done that HA!!! Hope this helps and again welcome to Powerstroke.org there's a lot of well informed guy's and gal's here. 99 Red Stroker |
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the onyl way your going to get it from above is with a long A extension. a socket is going to be WAY easier to use in this case. it doens't go on straight because the short cable that goes from to stater solenoid to the starter is pretty much right in the way. you can get it by attaching a wobbly right to your shallow socket then using a 6 inch extension off of the wobbly. that would probably be your best bet. good luck! oh yeah, and disconnect your positive battery cables if you already havnt in case u get strange urges to cross the studs on your solenoid
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4 ounces of C4, and your done.
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