1966 Ford Mustang "starter dis" Questions

... i banged the starter and it dis-engaged, now i go to start it and just clicks, need boost to start, seems like starter is drawing power. Should i change the starter? yes solinoid in starter sounds ...

...starter put finger over plug hole u should feel the compression push it finger set timing mark on balancer to 0 o tdc install dist. Point rotor at the number 1 mark on dis cap install wires counter ...

...starter Dis connect the battery, Locate it on the transmission, then dis connect the cables going to it, then loosen and take out the bolts holding it up. Piece of cake 1. Remove negative battery ...

...dis-connect the electrical connections from the starter making a note of where they are fastened, ( it's easy to get confused when re-assembling), now unbolt the starter. If there are any shims be ...

...it won't restart until after sitting for a while. Check for bad starter solenoid relay (next to the starter motor) and the POSITIVE + 12V connection. Look for and dis-coloration and clean the

...pinion teeth and the ring gear teeth as burring of either will delay dis- engagement of the starter. Check for wiring problems in the ignition circuit including a faulty relay if there is one

spring loaded to engage, and dis-engage...this could be worn out and require a new starter...older cars sometimes used shims to set the necessary gap between the starter and flywheel...Hope this helps

...starter. Good luck, hope this helps. i think you should make a diagnostic, and i know a good tool named ...

...starter rngaged but did not dis engaged and burnt replaced with third starter now its doing the same starts but starter stays engaged any suggestions could it be the ignition switch? If that starter ...

...starter mounting bolts and wires from the solenoid, the starter should pull right out and allow you to drop it down. If you have a 3.7 it will take some more dis-assembly, but you have a 4