Impressive!!!

Very nice!

That should help out hundreds.

This link no longer works???

Here read this whole thread its pretty "Funny" and shows you how the 'darkside' performs its balancing act of deception, you gotta admit they they look good on the surface LMAO it also contains the link your looking for.

http://pilotodyssey.com/PO/viewtopic.php?t=2262


Sorry for the run around but that's how the 'Darkside' really works.

Looks like most the parts to rebuild you can get from Service Honda

http://www.servicehonda.com/hard%20part ... _motor.htm




Seen this http://www.odysseysalvage.com/fixstarteroil.htm

And this?

http://www.odysseysalvage.com/starter_parts.htm

Here is the pics Massody took of his 350 starter rebuild
http://pilotodyssey.com/cpg/thumbnails.php?album=10

I have been trying to catch up on the earlier post, back to the beginning. I also have noticed on the pilot-odyssey site how someone I have discussed w/you pops in and spams the poster/board with these parts... Now that I ain't so wet behind the ears, I see it better...
THANK YOU...
by the way my starter is fine... just reading to learn...

Smart move!

You get a chance to go inside your starter I would just to see what you have..

Ain't broke don't fix it!!!
Besides I read all you yankee's do in the winter time is tear down and rebuild... To dang cold for anything else!!! That might be me next summer when it's to hot...

You would be very surprised at the amount of dirt and muck that is inside your starter, eating away at the brushes and armature. This causes multiple little shorts that will eventually kill the motor (( Internal Combustion Engine ? )). I just brought brooks starter motor (( Internal Combustion Engine ? )) over to a local rebuilder; I had put a brush and spring kit in it after removing tons of muck. It worked but not up to par. Ended up having to turn the armature. The rebuilder said you can get about one turn of the armature and then it is junk. I would say it would be worth it to dissassemble, clean and inspect, maybe even thow in a brush kit. Pennies now will save you a headache and a larger bill later.

LMAO-go post your links in your "tech guru" section on the other board-since you are a regular there-
DARKSIDER stirring the pot as usual.

I did the starter rebuild page as visual aid to help anyone who needed help rebuilding their starter. Nothing more nothing less. I asked nothing for doing the page, and have received nothing for doing the page. hoser had a link for a 350 starter rebuild page once, but the last time I checked it was dead, and had been dead for over 2 years. I did a page and posted it to the web. If it has helped anyone along the way fine, if not then I guess I have wasted my time. As far as the rebuild kit pictured. It came from a reputable electric-motor (( Internal Combustion Engine ? )) retailer and is a "mitsuba" kit. All the parts needed for the rebuild were in the kit. The price was right, and the customer service of the place I got the kit was excellent.

Buy your parts wherever you want to I don't care. Its your money.