Posted by sde on July 12, 2016 at 19:22:48 from (174.124.57.235):
I posted on the IH board about my problems with the starter for my 400. After a parts store replaced the stud in the field coil, I could not get one of the bolts to slide down between two of the coils. I returned it to them to correct this problem. I also gave them the entire starter so that they could see that things were not going together as they should. It still isn't working correctly, so, tonight, I slide the case off the armature and looked inside the case. THEY drove the bolt down between the coils and the insulation is ripped open. You can see the bright shiny copper wire, for almost the entire length of the coil. Wouldn't this result in a direct short or ground to the frame of the starter and to the engine also? Do I need to replace the field coil now? I am going there tomorrow and so I would like to know if they totally messed this starter up for me. Thank you SDE
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