

| Subject: | Re: starter bush |
| From: | Tony Polson |
| Date: | Wed, 19 Nov 2003 16:12:53 -0000 |
Dan wrote: > > trying to replage the starter in my 87 westy how do I get the old starter > bush out of the block? the old one has to come out, now that I damaged it > trying to remove it. had I known I would have left it alone and just put > the new starter in. I read this on a UK Vanagon site: One clever way of removing the bush is to find a metal rod whose diameter is just smaller than the inside diameter of the bush. Put a large blob of grease on the end of the rod and insert the rod it into the bush and push. The grease will force out the bush. I haven't tried this myself, but at least two people said they had, and that it worked for them. (I was planning to replace my starter because it turned the engine very slowly, but replacing the gearbox ground strap - and cleaning the metal where it connected - cured the problem.) Tony
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