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Old 05-01-2022, 01:52 PM
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Default Fix for starter that intermittenly engages?

1872, is there parts, or something I can do to fix the issue with the starter gear intermittently NOT engaging the flywheel, or just replace starter?
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Make sure it is clean and then apply a non liquid graphite dry lube to it. A normal liquid lube will work for a while, but in a mowing application will attract dirt surely making the problem worse.
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Does it spin or just click?

I had one that clicked but the fault was not the solenoid relay. The starter had a bad internal ground I think, and an external ground fixed it.
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Does it spin or just click?

I had one that clicked but the fault was not the solenoid relay. The starter had a bad internal ground I think, and an external ground fixed it.
It spins great, just doesnt engage the starter gear into the flywheel gear at times.
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Make sure it is clean and then apply a non liquid graphite dry lube to it. A normal liquid lube will work for a while, but in a mowing application will attract dirt surely making the problem worse.
Should I take it off & take the gear off to do this?
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Try to do it on the engine. No need to remove the gear. I've done a couple with success.
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