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jbh327
04-15-09, 07:10 PM
I've got a no-name mini-chopper thats a few years old, and I'm trying to get the electric starter off the engine. Its got a 49cc 2-stroke engine. Does anyone know how these starters come off or any sites that could help me? Thanks for any help.
marbobj
04-16-09, 08:02 AM
It would make a difference on the engine. Do you know what make/model it is?
jbh327
04-16-09, 06:12 PM
No idea on a make or model, there's no labels or numbers or anything to ID it. I've founds a picture of the starter on a parts website, but it doesn't give enough detail to see how it comes off.
marbobj
04-16-09, 07:26 PM
Can you post a picture of what you're working on?
jbh327
04-16-09, 09:12 PM
Super Pocket Bikes > X1 Super Pocket Bike > Stock Parts - Part Name: Starter Motor (http://www.pocketbikeparts.com/Starter_Motor_p/x1sm302091.htm)
This is a link to the parts site with a picture of the type of starter I have. I don't know how to post my own picture on here.
This is a link to the parts site with a picture of the type of starter I have. I don't know how to post my own picture on here.
marbobj
04-16-09, 09:29 PM
See if this link helps:
49CC Engine Parts (http://elescooterparts.com/scooters/Schematics/49CCexpV.html)
You may need a puller to get that thing off the crank end.
49CC Engine Parts (http://elescooterparts.com/scooters/Schematics/49CCexpV.html)
You may need a puller to get that thing off the crank end.
jbh327
04-18-09, 02:39 PM
I checked out that link and didn't see anything that would be threaded on, so I took your idea of a puller and put two prybars behind it. It popped off with alil force. The crankshaft has a tapered end and a keyway. The starter gets pressed on with the bolt that runs thru it. Thanks for your help, I really appreciate it.