Questions & Answers for: bendix disengage

starter disengages after several turns That means the starter bendix is bad you either have to have new bendix put in (rebuild starter) or a new starter

...loud noise...someone stated that the starter is not disengaging? could be. that is the bendix drive of the starter. it is not disengaging. it will burn the starter if you continue to use ...

...disengage the clutch. Then, occasionally, after it starts, a sound like a motor with sand in it will persist after the truck is started and go away after revving rpms or restarting. Solenoid? Clutch ...

...disengage the Bendix gear from the engine ring gear the engine needed to turn faster than the starter to disengage.  The newer style gets trown in with starter engagement and is made so it ...

Sorry If the Bendix does not disengage, either the bendix has a broken return spring, or the clearance between the gears is too tight. On chevys, shims are used to set the clearance. Not sure on Fords

...DISengage after starting engine. I took starter off and put back on 4 times just exactly as it was. I plugged up the wire and attached the battery wire but the bendix just doesn't dis-engage after ...

Engine start Bendix still engaged put into any gear Bendix disengages can go back to park there will be no more problem if your saying your starter stays engaged after starting engine till you cycle ...

changed the computer, you needs to do a relearn set-up The starter is suppose to disengage after the engine starts. Bendix is faulty. Fix bendix and you'll be on your way. Ps. Not a very expensive job

...starter disengage? The starter doesn't disengage after it has been started so the entire time the motor is running the starter is too. The bendix inside the starter needs to be cleaned or

Bendix on 1983 H.D. FLHS not disengaging and causes electrical mess ? Engine will start and the bendix will not disengage and it fries the battery. Here is the link. Watch this video.