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f-134 starter?

Discussion in 'Early CJ5 and CJ6 Tech' started by unclebill, Oct 13, 2009.

  1. unclebill

    unclebill Banned

    i can do that too!

    i been wantin to drive my baby and she been dead.......:cry:
     
  2. Rondog

    Rondog just hangin' out

    They're by-god-heavy too, avoid getting body parts under it where they can be mashed. AMHIK.
     
  3. NoFlyZone

    NoFlyZone Member

    I did mine on a Lhead but I had to grind a hair off of the starter flange due to interference with the block. Just a hair. I fought and fought to get the bolts to line up before I realized that was the problem.
     
  4. unclebill

    unclebill Banned

    yep
    i am having to make the top hole oval shaped.
     
  5. unclebill

    unclebill Banned

    do you guys see that smalll blue wire on the old starter?
    does that go on the spade connection on the new starter?



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  6. jersey-jeep

    jersey-jeep New Member

    ive never done one of these swaps but the small blue wire all by itself on the old starter should be your triger wire from the ignition switch and from what i can see in the pic with the new starter yes that is where it should go
     
  7. unclebill

    unclebill Banned

    i just hooked it up and it works fine.
    but now i have yet another burning question.
    do i need to do anything with this wire?
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    i am probably just being a worry wart but i am afraid of screwing something up and causing damage.
     
  8. Patrick

    Patrick Super Moderator Staff Member

    I don't know what that's for, but, you need to crimp a spade on that switch wire...
     
  9. unclebill

    unclebill Banned

    yes i have but i just stuck it on there to see if it worked.
     
  10. timgr

    timgr We stand on the shoulders of giants. 2022 Sponsor

    Came with the starter, yes? Then it's to do with the Toyota app. If your Jeep starts and runs without it, tape it off (or clip it off) and forget it.

    Yes, you need a push-on connector for the solenoid. The spade is the male part, IIRC. I also wonder about the bare spot on that white wire.
     
  11. unclebill

    unclebill Banned

    that white one is dead.
    i just never threw it away
     
  12. Patrick

    Patrick Super Moderator Staff Member

    I thought there was a male spade, and a female spade connector.
     
  13. timgr

    timgr We stand on the shoulders of giants. 2022 Sponsor

    Don't know. I thought it's a spade, like a garden spade. A female spade connector would match with a male spade, I presume.

    Digikey says the two-pronged connector is a spade.
     
  14. Patrick

    Patrick Super Moderator Staff Member

    Kinda like a bullet connector, and the female bullet..
     
  15. unclebill

    unclebill Banned

    a prong and an outlet?
    the mommy and the daddy?
     
  16. jeep peep69

    jeep peep69 Member

    the extra wire went to the coil on the toyota to give it 12 full volts when starting you dont need it on your application
     
  17. jeep peep69

    jeep peep69 Member

    also make sure you tape it off becouse it is hot with the key on
     
  18. unclebill

    unclebill Banned

    thankx jeep peep69
     
  19. unclebill

    unclebill Banned

    my new starter is making that terrible noise about 25% of the time.
    i bet my flywheel teeth are worn.
     
  20. unclebill

    unclebill Banned

    i guess i am just going to drive it until this new starter dies.
    then either replace it or just park it for a year or so until i can afford to replace the flywheel.
    and if that is the case .
    there goes any hope of getting an overdrive this or next year.
    crap.......
    on the other hand.
    hopefully i am wrong again.
    that happens a lot!



    jeep induced mood swing>:mad:R):cry::):?
     
    Last edited: Nov 1, 2009