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4SPEED427


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I was going through the starter today that will go on my Acadian. New drive, bushings, solenoid etc. I see a threaded hole that is wide open in the main housing. I put a stubby 5/16" bolt in it, just to plug the hole. I see no purpose for it. Anyone know what it is for? It's the shiny head bolt near the end of the solenoid (the end the electrical attatches to).



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thats where you put the oil...biggrin

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Nope, this is one of those new fangled oil-less starters...

I don't pay anything for the technical assistance I get on this board, and so far with this question and that answer I got my money's worth!!!

-- Edited by Carl Stevenson at 22:14, 2008-05-19

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can't quite see it carl, but is that where the brace bolts to for a 6 cyl. application? it looks like a light duty starter, short winding, straight across bolts for small flywheel.

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It is the light starter, yes. But I thought the brace always went on the end bolt, the one with the stud sticking out, which is always on top. I don't think I've ever seen the brace mount directly to the main body. Always a first time though.

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Nobody?

There has to be an easy answer to this, but I'm drawing a blank as to what it could be for.

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6 cyl brace...
check this picture, the brace is missing, boss/hole in the block at the dipstick tube base is where it would mount/bolt to.
b162_1.JPG

-- Edited by 69 belair at 13:33, 2008-05-24

-- Edited by 69 belair at 13:34, 2008-05-24

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Thank you!

A technician at work told me yesterday that is what it is for. I forgot to post the answer here.

I should have known, because my Acadian was a 6 when I got it.


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thank you!    Its also a good hole to suck out the oil, I put in ...biggrin lol

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