Questions & Answers for: starter flywheel disengaging

sticking 1972 f-350 pickup Most times this is caused by the starter solenoid, also check the flywheel/flexplate for any damage, this can also cause the starter drive not to disengage from the flywheel

r&r the starter or could it be something else? If it is a diesel it is probably a cracked flywheel. If it is gas I would look at the flywheel by removing the starter. Please rate me on this answer

...flywheel when you want to start. And when you release the starter, it retracts the pinion and it disengages from the flywheel. As the flywheel is much larger than the pinion, if it does not disengage ...

starter with the flywheel if the engine does not start as in the older Prestolite style starters. Why? I've noticed the starter drive gear does not stay engaged On the E-Drive starter with the

...flywheel or starter drive could be damaged enough to cause sticking and it does not release. Another reason could be the clearance between teeth on the flywheel and starter drive are too tight. The ...

...starter disengage flywheel I have a 2004 toro zx timecutter 44. I haven't used it in a while but I started it up and had it sitting and idling when it suddenly shut off like it had hit a big rock or ...

...keeps trying to start with ignition turned off You either have a defective starter drive or the flywheel has damage teeth. Remove the starter and inspect it and the flywheel. and OIL it while it's ...

...flywheel- starter drive gear spins. When you release key to run position, the starter disengages and hopefully the engine is running. I'm talking automotive. If your talking riding lawn mower, It's ...

...Like the starter won't stay engaged with flywheel pulls off the flywheel and spins turns car over one or two times then starter disengages from flywheel car won't start bad starter, or low ...