Questions & Answers for: starter bendix disengaging

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

...the bendix drive of the starter. it is not disengaging. it will burn the starter if you continue to use it with that noise. to repair, remove starter and replace bendix drive. tnx 4 using fixya, ...

...is out of the starter need too replace the whole starter I think the bendix spring in your starter is weak. Replace spring or get new starter and problem should be solved. Looks easy to replace

starter bendix engagement and disengagement problem, drop starter and inspect the flywheel ring gear and starter drive gear (Bendix) . Look for worn teeth on the flywheel it only will happen in one or

...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 disengages when ...

...starter bendix will not disengage Everything has been replaced, not of because of this problem. Person had before neglected bike. When I received bike starter was shot and solenoid. So I replaced all ...

...is running, Starter still makes the ticking/clicking of bendix hitting flywheel. Gary look like the wrong bendix on it year and model would help Gary, I had a similar problem and it was the

...thru the gears , your starter needs serviced , most likely a worn bendix pivot bushing two options 4 repair 1= replace starter 2= remove starter and have it professionally rebuilt then reinstall ...

...starter bendix is worn so I belive you should change the starter and it should work like it should, and since you changed the computer, you needs to do a relearn set-up The starter is suppose to ...

...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