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I had an aftermarket gear reduction starter on mine. Worked great...but required a second removal for shimming....not fun on a V12 Jag, as you know. If I had it to do all over I'd probably rethink the matter.
At some point Jaguar used a gear reduction starter on the V12s. I wonder if that's what you have?
You could always have your starter rebuilt. Most towns have a starter/alternator specialist. Even in po-dunk Longview the local rebuilder never bat an eye when I brought him a Marelli starter off of a '82 Ferrari.
Cheers
DD
At some point Jaguar used a gear reduction starter on the V12s. I wonder if that's what you have?
You could always have your starter rebuilt. Most towns have a starter/alternator specialist. Even in po-dunk Longview the local rebuilder never bat an eye when I brought him a Marelli starter off of a '82 Ferrari.
Cheers
DD
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I think it is a good idea to have your starter rebuilt.
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I have replaced the starter on mine twice, it's a bugger of a job - last time I installed a new reduction gear. My 89 still had the Lucas as original, I think Jag installed the reduction gear starters in the cars fitted with the 4L80e. I know this is a requirement of installing the 4L60.
In my case the reduction gear starter was much easier to install as it is quite a bit smaller and lighter.
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Warren
In my case the reduction gear starter was much easier to install as it is quite a bit smaller and lighter.
cheers
Warren
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If you are replacing the transmission and need an adaptor plate have the plate made with threads where the starter goes, drill out the threads on the starter and bolt it in from the starter side.
Helicoil the block so the starter screws in from the other side.
Cut a hole in the trans tunnel where the top bolt is and install an inspection plate.
cheers
Warren
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