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I bolted the starter that came with the car on the bell housing and after I tightened it up I can turn the starter shaft one way and I hear the gear that is attached to the starter click. I always thought it should disengage from the flywheel. and also what kind of cap goes on the end where the starter shaft protrudes
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Timmy: The starter is probably OK. It needs for the engine to start to spin the starter drive fast to disengage the teeth. There was a pressed steel cap that fit in the hole in the bellhousing. John in Selma, IN
John - "The Hoosier Hurricane"

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Anyone know where to get that pressed in cap to cover the starter shaft? Thx TC
You gotta have the right tools and know how to use 'em. TC - Austin, Texas
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Timmy,I THINK maybe(not sure) you are after the bushing that is pressed into the end housing.TEE-BIRD.com has them.Part# 11052A. Bushing,starter front end plate.$1.75.If you dont mind a suggestion,get a parts catalogue on CD.I have the one from Detroit Iron and it has parts catalogue,shop manual,trans manual,and more.They are available online order.Search=Detroit Iron.Extremely useful for illustrations and shop manual how-to.Sounds like you are going to be doing a LOT of work on this car.You might consider my suggestion.

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  i am looking for the end cap that fits the bell housing. Thanks for your suggestion about the catalog but I am blind and can't read the catalog
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