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'97 3.2 Rodeo (Passport) Starter #422124 03/22/04 06:24 PM
Joined: Jun 2002
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Gary O Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Quick question on the starter, I was able to get the starter out after removing a brace, Y-pipe and O2 sensor.

After I got it out and compared it to the replacement one (from Advanced Auto) I realized there's a flexibile tube in the original that points toward to the ground (when its in the truck). The new starter has a similar tube, but would point *upward* when installed.

Since they're such a pain to remove, I want to make sure that I won't have any problems with this discrepancy.

Is the tube for some sort of ventilation, or it is some for drainage? I'm really hesitant to put the new starter in considering what needs to be done to re-replace it if I have to.

Sorry for the nub question, I just don't know anything 'bout starters! <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/baby.gif" alt="" />

Thanks,
Gary

Re: '97 3.2 Rodeo (Passport) Starter [Re: Gary O] #422125 03/22/04 07:26 PM
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Gary O Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
I just got back from lunch, found a different parts store with a starter that looks like the original.

I'd rather not find out 'the hard way'!

Re: '97 3.2 Rodeo (Passport) Starter [Re: Gary O] #422126 03/23/04 02:12 AM
Joined: Sep 2003
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hunterdan Offline
Rock Warrior
yup, that hose is just a vent. Some have them some dont. Seems to be on mainly the gear reduction starters.

Dan


92 Rodeo, 3.1 TB crank, custom bumpstop spacers, DOR shackles, Flipped ball joints, D44 Rear, 4.56s and new magnaflow cat and dynomax ultraflow muffler Since been replaced by a 2 door Explorer on 31's shackles, cranked torsion bars and full exhaust







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