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What is the best high torque starter motor for a rs2000 mine keeps clicking when trying to start it, i have had it checked and tested and everything seems to work fine but when i refitted it still clicks, if i tap it with a hamer it works okay any ideas thanks.
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I can't remember if the RS2000 starter is the pre-engaged type (I'm thinking it must be..) If it's not, you need to lubricate the spiral that the pinion slides up. If it is a pre-engaged type that doesn't apply, and I'd be guessing at a bad connection somewhere (even though the hammer routine shouldn't help if it's that) maybe on the earth to the block/battery? -
Hi there,
I dont get on here very often these days, few do from what I gather…
Just in case you are still looking for an answer, well, a mate of mine went for a gear reduction type, and they work well apparently.
There is a high-torque version which was fitted to the 2L Sierra, it has a smaller diameter body than than the original starter but has a turning power of 1.4 kW, compared to the RS item at 0.8 kW, some of the old-fashioned (standard diameter) units are rated at 1.1 kW but the sierra item is the best compromise IMO.
Some of the Ford pt. nos.
FORD: 1008838, FORD: 1416227, FORD: 6157877, FORD: 6164752, FORD: 7085852, FORD: 86GB11000HA, FORD: 86GB-11000-HA, FORD: 87BB11000GA, FORD: 87BB-11000-GA, FORD: 87BB11000JB, FORD: 87BB1100GA, FORD: 91BB11000HA, FORD: 91BB11000HB, FORD: 95GB11000EA, FORD: 95GX11000EA, FORD: R95GX11000EA, FORD: R95GX11000EA1, FORD: R95GX-11000-EA1
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Those high-torque starters are great, but they do not have the connection for the resistance-wire-bypass-for-the-ignition.Comment
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