Originally Posted by
LA jetguy
Joe .. try dismantle the starter motor and with a towel clean the O ring inside the clutch of the starter motor…. Then with a little alcohol clean the “nut” on the turbine wheel where the clutch engages….
Based on the age of the turbine either you have to lremove the three screws on the tripod holding the starter motor or unscrew the starter motor housing to get to clean the it out
David
Hello David,
Again, all great suggestions, but all these actions have been tried numerous times. I even tried cleaning all plug contacts on the circuit board for starter motor and cutoff and replaced with new pins on the starter plug end. It is just either the motor acting up or something on the main board starting to become intermittent.
Thanks for the help. Joe