candyh
1 post
Jul 30, 2008
10:51 AM
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I'm having problems with the starter in my 1962 356B coupe. I live in Clearwater and have taken my car to Eibell for repairs. I would like to do this job myself because of the $ I spend every time I take it to the shop. Is removing the starter something that my husband and I should attempt? I was looking for the starter this morning and couldn't find it. My husband says he knows where it is and wants to try getting it out. I have found some articles about starter removal on the 356 Registry web site.
Does anyone have any suggestions on this subject?
Thank you,
Candy
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TTurboS
1 post
Jan 19, 2009
9:16 AM
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Candy, we met at the Fantasy of Flight a year ago. If you are still having problems with your sarter, you can email me (ovh@att.net) and describe the symtoms of the problem. I may be able to help. Larry
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paul odegaard
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Dec 11, 2009
10:00 AM
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I have chased a similar starting problem for ~6 months. Final good fix was to replace the bushing in the transaxle--my ~50 yr old starter was fine. Now she starts real good. Removing the starter is a BFJ so I had it done by local Porsche race shop for ~$100
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