B billmar99 New Member Jun 10, 2023 #1 I ha e a sea doo challenger 2000 .The starter sticks up in the gear. I replaced it and ot still is happening. Any ideas?
I ha e a sea doo challenger 2000 .The starter sticks up in the gear. I replaced it and ot still is happening. Any ideas?
T Tim75 Well-Known Member Jun 12, 2023 #2 billmar99 said: I ha e a sea doo challenger 2000 .The starter sticks up in the gear. I replaced it and ot still is happening. Any ideas? Click to expand... What engine do you have? Does the stater gear stay engaged in the flywheel after engine starts? As the engine starts, it should drive the starter gear back down. If the engine does not actually start, the starter gear staying engaged is kind of normal.
billmar99 said: I ha e a sea doo challenger 2000 .The starter sticks up in the gear. I replaced it and ot still is happening. Any ideas? Click to expand... What engine do you have? Does the stater gear stay engaged in the flywheel after engine starts? As the engine starts, it should drive the starter gear back down. If the engine does not actually start, the starter gear staying engaged is kind of normal.
B billmar99 New Member Jun 12, 2023 #3 It's Mercury V6 EFI. The starter gear engages in the fly wheel but stops and sticks in the flywheel. The engine doesn't turn over. It's a new starter.
It's Mercury V6 EFI. The starter gear engages in the fly wheel but stops and sticks in the flywheel. The engine doesn't turn over. It's a new starter.
T Tim75 Well-Known Member Jun 13, 2023 #4 billmar99 said: It's Mercury V6 EFI. The starter gear engages in the fly wheel but stops and sticks in the flywheel. The engine doesn't turn over. It's a new starter. Click to expand... Can you rotate the flywheel by hand?
billmar99 said: It's Mercury V6 EFI. The starter gear engages in the fly wheel but stops and sticks in the flywheel. The engine doesn't turn over. It's a new starter. Click to expand... Can you rotate the flywheel by hand?
