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> The Hi-Torque starter thread
IronHillRestorations
post Mar 10 2018, 11:42 AM
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I have a customer with a failing Hi-Torque starter. I'm not sure how to advise.

I've never had a problem with a Bosch starter, and I personally have experienced good and bad results (ruined flywheel) with Hi-Torque starters, and honestly don't know how to determine the good from the bad.

My personal inclination is toward advising to get a Bosch. He's an hour away so I'm advising he get's a local (to him) shop do the job.

I just want to make sure he gets a reliable starter. Please share your real world/practical experience.
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post Mar 10 2018, 01:18 PM
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I have a high torque that got kind of intermittently unreliable. I took it apart to figure out what was wrong with it. There was a spring loaded copper contact ring in it that had carbon arc debris or damage. I cleaned it up and its been working fine ever since. Not a very robust design in my opinion...if I didn't already have it I probably wouldn't buy one. The inside of it looked worn and it doesn't have all the much use on it.
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