You don't need to remove the bolted on housing, just loosen the jam nut and back out the setbolt which retains the starter. It should slip out unless rusted in place. If only the switch failed you can remove it without loosening the starter.
You don't need to remove the bolted on housing, just loosen the jam nut and back out the setbolt which retains the starter. It should slip out unless rusted in place. If only the switch failed you can remove it without loosening the starter.
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