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Old 12-17-2010, 06:48 PM
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Has anybody ever rebuilt a Delco Remy starter with CCW rotation and if so what size bearing do you need for the pulley side? I got my 100 running the other day and made 4 swipes, shut it off, went in the house to watch the kids and when I went back out it wouldn't start I pulled the starter off and took it apart and found the front bearing had totally grenaded .... ...but boy oh boy did it blow snow ...sorry no pics yet ...I cant seem to make them small enough
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Old 12-17-2010, 09:51 PM
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has anybody ever rebuilt a delco remy starter with ccw rotation and if so what size bearing do you need for the pulley side ....got my 100 running the other day and made 4 swipes shut it off went in the house to watch the kids and when i went back out it wouldnt start ....pulled the starter off and took it apart and found the front bearing had totaly grenaded .... ...but boy oh boy did it blow snow ...sorry no pics yet ...i cant seem to make them small enough
Sleeper try this to resize your images.

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Old 12-17-2010, 11:16 PM
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cool beans thanks
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Hello Sleeper,
The bearing that I use is NSK-6203DU. I think the generic size is a 203FF. Also think that I bought it at my local auto parts store. OR local bearing house. Good luck.
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good deal ....i didnt have a chance to go look for bearings today like i wanted too but at least i have some numbers to go off of ..... thanks cumminsjeep
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You will find that bearing has been used as a generator/altenator bearing since the 1930's probably thee most popular bearing around.
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forsure ....good deal ...my dad went to the local parts store this morning and i havent hear back from him yet ....nothing else i will have to go to a bearing shop tomarrow ....where about in michigan you from ?
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About 75 miles south west of Deetroit, but it ain't fer enough!
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forsure.....hey by any chance do you knwo if the pulley side bearing is the same as the rear bearing ....i live in manistee county
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Been a long time since I did one , and some are bushings.
IIRR, if it is a bearing, it probably is the same. I'm sure someone will chime in and give a answer for sure or not, or you could look up on parts tree or cub cadet WWW
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