Boat Motor Starter Not Engaging Flywheel at Dylan Bussell blog

Boat Motor Starter Not Engaging Flywheel. The bendix gear is mounted on spiral grooves in the starter shaft and held down (when not engaged) by a spring. I took off the cowl to have a look and the gear/teeth move up. Do you have outboard starter problems such as the outboard starter not engaging? First i bypassed the solenoid (jumper on out positive post) and it engaged the flywheel, but could barely turn over the engine. Normally caused by either a loose or a tight but dirty connection somewhere in the starter circuit or a cable that is failing/corroding. If the starter spins up and is not shooting the gear into the flywheel it. Turn the key switch to start and the starter teeth just spins. Does the starter turn and not engage or do nothing? Possible the worm gear under the bendix needs a small touch of grease. Well since the starter is new, it's time to check your cables. I've had intermittent issues with my starter just spinning and not engaging the flywheel over the last year, but now it doesn't work at all.

First i bypassed the solenoid (jumper on out positive post) and it engaged the flywheel, but could barely turn over the engine. I've had intermittent issues with my starter just spinning and not engaging the flywheel over the last year, but now it doesn't work at all. Does the starter turn and not engage or do nothing? I took off the cowl to have a look and the gear/teeth move up. Normally caused by either a loose or a tight but dirty connection somewhere in the starter circuit or a cable that is failing/corroding. Possible the worm gear under the bendix needs a small touch of grease. The bendix gear is mounted on spiral grooves in the starter shaft and held down (when not engaged) by a spring. Do you have outboard starter problems such as the outboard starter not engaging? Well since the starter is new, it's time to check your cables. Turn the key switch to start and the starter teeth just spins.

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Boat Motor Starter Not Engaging Flywheel Turn the key switch to start and the starter teeth just spins. I took off the cowl to have a look and the gear/teeth move up. I've had intermittent issues with my starter just spinning and not engaging the flywheel over the last year, but now it doesn't work at all. Turn the key switch to start and the starter teeth just spins. If the starter spins up and is not shooting the gear into the flywheel it. Possible the worm gear under the bendix needs a small touch of grease. Normally caused by either a loose or a tight but dirty connection somewhere in the starter circuit or a cable that is failing/corroding. Does the starter turn and not engage or do nothing? Do you have outboard starter problems such as the outboard starter not engaging? The bendix gear is mounted on spiral grooves in the starter shaft and held down (when not engaged) by a spring. First i bypassed the solenoid (jumper on out positive post) and it engaged the flywheel, but could barely turn over the engine. Well since the starter is new, it's time to check your cables.