Starter stud.

[CSandoz]

Hey gang.
Just replaced my starter bolts. Typical bolt shear situation. I noticed when replacing the bracket on the front that the stud is sheared off. It has enough starter stud left to just pass thru the bracket. The bracket is up against the starter and all bolts are tight. I should be good for the time being.

I would like to replace that stud however. Can't seem to find a source. The TM's list the stud as " 1975326 stud,shouldered". It's on 40-1 in 34p. Any suggestions as to where I might source a replacement?

 

[87cr250r]

You can possibly make one by using red Loctite to glue a nut onto a piece of all thread.

 

[CSandoz]

I don't think that will be secure enough. But thank you for the suggestion.

 

[Lothar]

Maybe something like this will work.

 

[CSandoz]

I'll have to see if I can find specs on that bolt and then maybe I can find something on McMaster that will work like that.

 

[Lothar]

I'll have to see if I can find specs on that bolt and then maybe I can find something on McMaster that will work like that.

I checked both direct and indirect drive starters that I have laying around and they are both 1/4-20. If you need exact lengths, I can get that for ya tomorrow. I think that part number shown will work but don't take my word.

 

[cucvrus]

That stud on the back of the starter to the support bracket runs thru the entire length of the starter. I can get you one of them from a scrap starter. I can even tell you where else to get one. www.leidyrepair.com

 

[CSandoz]

I found the part. Asp wholesale
Looks like a good source for alternator components too.