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12-23-2002, 05:20 PM
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Transcendental Trucker
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Rockaway Beach, OR
Posts: 374
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Quick starter question
If an engine were siezed, or generally not turning correctly, the starter would just sit and strain against it, right? It wouldn't make the starter un-mesh, and start eating the flexplate, would it?
Reason I ask - I just finished fixing a fairly large antifreeze leak, and the engine won't start back up, the starter just grinds like heck and starts eating the flexplate. I'm not sure if it's the starter that's messed up, or something in the engine that got antifreeze in it and ruined it.. 
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