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The starter drive may be staying engaged. Don't start or drive it until you have it checked-out, as it could also ruin the matching teeth on the flywheel. Replacing this would require removing either the transmission or motor.
I think any dealer would have these on hand; if my memory is working right, these did have to be a specific class and will need to be torqued carefully to avoid stripping the female threads.
i would check for spark and if you have that check fuel pump pressure should be around 40 psi if not check fuel pump voltage at pump connection if voltage is at battery voltage at connector it is probably yhe pump the pump is located in the fuel tank
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