Posted by Will Herring on November 09, 2013 at 10:35:31 from (50.103.255.25):
So I pulled the starter today (only free time anymore is the weekends). I pulled the battery cables, the cables from the starter, and then loosened the one bolt that holds the starter in and she slid right out without a fuss. Don't see any damage on the flywheel (but did not spin it for inspection), nor do I really see any damage on the teeth of the starter. I can spin the gear on the starter both ways and it makes a clicking sound if you make a full rotation in one direction, but I don't know how to check the internals any deeper on it than I am at now.
The only thing that jumps out at me is the metal plate on the starter needs cleaned badly (first picture). It is rusty and corroded as all heck.
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