Starter killing flywheel

[Warthog]

major. No cooling and things get really hot.

Easy to tell. The water pump pully will either be v-belt or sepentine. If the pully is missing, then you have to pull off the pump.

 

[kabar1]

The engine does not come with the exhaust manifolds or starter, but the engine does have the fan clutch, water pump, injector pump, intake manifold, etc. found this for 1175

 

[doghead]

I'd guess you need to swap your original oil filter adapter too.

And, install your vacuum pump too.

and glow plugs and temp sensors

and exhaust manifolds

I think the intake manifolds are not identical either?

 

[MarcusOReallyus]

How big of a problem is the water pumping in a different direction ?

How big a problem is quick engine death?


The pump simply won't move much water if it's spinning the wrong way. You couldn't really call it pumping. More like stirring.

 

[doghead]

Try treading water, but pushing down instead of up...

 

[Ronbo]

I didnt read all the pages to this thread BUT I do have a question about the starter Bolts . does some one make a stud kit for the starters to use instead of the bolts .. Screw in some studs once and be done.. Will this work ? Just an idea, prevention is better than a treatment ... Sorry if its a dumb question

 

[Warthog]

You could use studs but you would have to remove the flywheel cover to get the starter off.

 

[Ronbo]

Thanks Warthog . and thanks for the advise on the vrv it just arrived ...

 

[kabar1]

How big a problem is quick engine death?


The pump simply won't move much water if it's spinning the wrong way. You couldn't really call it pumping. More like stirring.

I know it needs a water pump I was talking about the hummer engine and cucv engine pumps thanks though

 

[Warthog]

The picture you posted has the correct water pump for the CUCV. It has the v-belt pullys. It spins in the correct direction.

If you get it your will need to remove air activated pully clutch. TM 9-2815-237-34 has instructions.

 

[kabar1]

After weeks and weeks of working on it, I was able to fabricate a piece of steel very very close to the size that was missing jb welded it, and put in a thread insert on the other side, new starter and it runs!!!! It sounds like the starter is engaging well! Thanks everyone for your help!!!!