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Gm Delco-remy #1107661 Starter Motor Dated 7d17 (1957 Gm Vehicles) Not Working on 2040-parts.com

US $35.00
Location:

Northville, Michigan, United States

Northville, Michigan, United States
Good armature, housings & field coils. Rebuilt drive unit. Solenoid end cap is cracked. Worn drive fork.
Brand:Delco-Remy Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:GM#1107661

Used, disassembled Delco-Remy Starter # 1107661 dated 7D17 (April 17, 1957) for parts or rebuild.
All springs, retainers, long bolts included, no missing parts.
Armature, main housing and field coils, cast iron nose, and end plate are in good condition.
Rebuilt drive unit. Drive fork is worn. Plastic solenoid end cap is cracked.
THE COMPATIBILITY CHART SHOWN IN THIS LISTING WAS SUPPLIED BY EBAY, AND IS NOT CORRECT FOR THIS STARTER.
I COULD NOT DELETE THIS INFORMATION FROM MY LISTING, SO I AM ADDING THIS DISCLAIMER.
"This starter was used on various GM vehicles in 1957 and MAY be compatible with other vehicles after 1957".
It is the responsibility of the bidder to verify that this started meets their  REQUIREMENTS prior to bidding.

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