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I've installed mini starters in all sorts of classic V8 Mopars. NONE had an interference issue, every one of them worked. Am I lucky or just sexy ?

Or hold and start to bolts with the stock starter

I know. I just don't want to use another rebuilt starter only to have to change it again. The one that came with my car is still pretty clean and is a rebuild. It failed after a few months.

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Thats a really nice car. Assuming I paid $25k for it that would only leave me $150k to restore it. Im assuming panel, body and paint work would be at least $90k. I can do a lot but I can't do sheet metal, body work and paint. ALso think about the drive train and rebuild and general parts...

Hope it doesn't come to that but that looks like a possibility. Thanks.

That's the other option. Keep throwing more starters at it.

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Lilly

I'm going to try another one, and this time I'm going to change the cable from the battery to the starter. That way I can cut it to length and properly setup the new starter.

I was doing it the way it was setup already. I found what your saying to be right. Hanging it on the stud might make it easier to fenagle the bottom bolt in, instead of the other way around. I barely fit my fingers up there to get that damn bolt in.

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Last resort if nothing else works....... Could be that the rod between the lock and latch fell off so when you turn it, it won't pop the latch. If you drill a hole through the lock, you can stick a long screwdriver through the hole, into the little slot of the latch (verticle slot in...

Thank you. I'll figure something out.

These starters that came out 15 years after the last big block was built, ( and therefore not designed for the BB) often do not fit in the curved pocket of the block. Clearancing required. They have to bolt absolutely flat to the trans, with no interference from the block. It's not hard to make...

Yes, I pulled it out and tested it. It works just fine. Thing is, the starter went in fine. I did notice a small gap on the stud side, of the starter. Your talking maybe less than an 1/16 of an inch.

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Munster's Koach, yes. But Lilly or Marilyn?

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Well... alrighty then (he says in his Jim Carrey voice). 1st pic is of the old clip. I guess it's raised / convex as it is to provide a slight spring(ish) pressure between the cable end and the firewall grommet. Well... now it just slips out. I just got the darn thing a couple months ago...