[DeTomaso] Hot Start Issue

[MikeLDrew at aol.com]

In a message dated 12/15/14 15 34 42, detomaso at poca.com writes:


> 
> I lived with hot re-start issues for many, many years.  When I blew my 
> clutch I took the car to Cory Gehling to have the clutch replaced.  He said 
> the starter got trashed so he put in a high torque starter.  What 
> difference.  The motor spins like crazy hot or cold.  My hot start issues where a 
> thing of the past after putting in the new starter.  I wish I had done it years 
> before.
> 

>>>And it's quite cheap to do so:

http://www.dbelectrical.com/p-11368-new-ford-mini-pmgr-starter-302-351-manua
l-transmissions-3223-sfd0012.aspx

Fitting a starter like this in place of a stock starter requires longer 
mounting studs in the bellhousing due to the thicker flange.   They offer the 
starter with an optional, free wiring kit, which you should ask for as well.

Mike
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   In a message dated 12/15/14 15 34 42, detomaso at poca.com writes:

     I lived with hot re-start issues for many, many years.  When I blew
     my clutch I took the car to Cory Gehling to have the clutch
     replaced.  He said the starter got trashed so he put in a high
     torque starter.  What difference.  The motor spins like crazy hot or
     cold.  My hot start issues where a thing of the past after putting
     in the new starter.  I wish I had done it years before.

   >>>And it's quite cheap to do so:
   http://www.dbelectrical.com/p-11368-new-ford-mini-pmgr-starter-302-351-
   manual-transmissions-3223-sfd0012.aspx
   Fitting a starter like this in place of a stock starter requires longer
   mounting studs in the bellhousing due to the thicker flange.  They
   offer the starter with an optional, free wiring kit, which you should
   ask for as well.
   Mike