Hopefully it's starter teeth, but it might be some of the ones on the flywheel. Is there a way to tell without any dissassembly?
Anybody have time or cost estimates or where to look on either, I've been website searching for about an hour with no luck.
Thanks,
T o m Dillon Lakewood, CO
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I don't know for sure on Mustangs, but I think you can look at the teeth on the flywheel through an access window/hole.
I know it is this way on some other vehicles. Me, I just pull the starter...5 minutes time to get it out of there. Then have it tested.
Don Manning
Sorry, man.... nothing, absolutely nothing, will replace visual inspection...
Pull the starter, and all of the spark plugs. Have a buddy rotate the engine while looking at the teeth on the flywheel.
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