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firegod26
 Post subject: Starter Issues
PostPosted: Thu Jul 06, 2006 7:59 am 
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hey guys ...im almost at the end of my rope here...im just finishing my auto to manual tranny swap got the km210 turbo tranny and had it installed ...clutch working fine everything lined up perfectly shifter working great ..and when im ready to turn my key ..the starter just spins and no turn over...i initially used the Auto starter ...and i thought that was the problem ..so i went out and got the manual starter ...same problem ..it almost seems like the starter is not reaching the flywheel ....HELP!! :cry: ..i kicked started the car and it started fine ..and drove fine .....so i know that everything else is installed properly...

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 06, 2006 8:42 am 
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what starter plate did you use?
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Which flywheel also?

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It sounds like you are useing a flywheel from an AWD car ?
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It sounds like you are useing a flywheel from an AWD car ?
what he said also.
happen to me the first time. had gotta a
awd flywheel not knowing what the difference was
back then.
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firegod26
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im absolutely sure that the flywheel is the correct FWD flywheel...and im using the manual plate ....that i took off another engine that i had on the ground that came with a gearbox FWD...im just wondering is there differences in the starters ..that would not allow them to reach the flywheel.....im not sure that the starter is from the 4g61T ...MAY HAVE COME OFF THE 4G63 N/A ....[PLEASE ADVISE]..

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Is the 1.8 starter and a 1.6/2.0 starter different?

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Is the 1.8 starter and a 1.6/2.0 starter different?
yes they are. They have different part #'s in CAPS.

The 2.0L NT and 2.0T may be different. I thought they were the same. I really need a GS-T and GS vin to make sure because I cant tell why theres so many options for starters when I look up a D22A (1g FWD NT/Turbo). The FWD turbo and AWD starters are the same for sure.

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