- We have a merch 90 horsepower engine
and the starter's gone so what happened was
they were turning over the starter
and burnt out the brushes and these connectors here,
that disconnected from the heat
'cause the amperage just burns it off.
So now we have the new ones,
and we're just gonna install them the same place
they came from, which is here.
So those new ones will go there and I have
another pair here,
this is the ground those are powers
so that will be configured in there put in there
and then it will go,
up into the bottom of the starter and the motor itself.
And this is the starter.
So what I've done is I've polished these contact points,
the starter here so there will be no excess heat build up
'cause that's a problem with starters,
and people who like to run on them too long.
So that's about it so now I'm gonna go ahead
assemble the brush assembly and I'll get back to you
when I'm about the bring it up into the housing
and attach it fully and we'll go from there.
- [Gem Webb] That's where the starter goes.
What are you doing there?
- I'm installing the brushes right now with the lead ground,
and this is the lead ground
and the brushes are retained while pushed out by this.
- [Gem Webb] Is it attached?
- Yeah, it's all attached (murmurs) there.
- [Gem Webb] Is there something right there?
- Yeah it's a bolt that goes up the other side
and I just gotta put that there, tighten up.
- Oh so it's like these things right here are inside it?
- Yap
- On the other side in there and that's what attaching
the radiant there - yeah.
- Underneath sorta thing on top of each other,
- Yeah , so
- And you're wrapping them in the housing unit there?
- You wrap them around the housing unit yes,
so this will go in here like that
and then it will come around here and--
- Oh another one?
- Bolt to there
and then this will come in here--
- Well there's like four of them,
- Bolt to there - four brushes?
- Yeah four brushes.
Wait, kick 'em.
okay so now we have the brushes set in with the proper
electrical attachments hooked up and now
the brushes are just sitting there
so when I bring down the starter and the contact points
it all smash down into a nice seal
and I'll show you how that goes.
So I wanna line up the indentations on the motor itself
which would be here,
well fuck it we'll just put it back together so
It's gonna go like that,
those brushes are gonna rub against there and that's it done
and I'll just put through these anchor bolts
to secure the housing on the motor tighten them down,
it's a finished job there you go, that's your
starter brush replacement for
the 90 horsepower mark cruiser on
the regal rush enjoy 1994 in a rush enjoy.
- (Gem Webb) Okay so we have
the starters put back in the motor assembly
and all the brushes are put in and assembled properly so
now what we're gonna do is were gonna take this
and were gonna mount the starter up into the engine
and it goes by these two bolts here
up into these mount positions and tightened up.
So after I get that on and I'll get back to you
and I'll let you know what the next step is from there.
Okay so before you do that before you put on the starter
I'm gonna want you to have to put this on okay
that goes to the power!
So we're gonna hook up the power before anything else.
(wind whirling) And the moment of truth we got it going
you can hear it there (engine roaring) rocking
we just here at the dock and the starter totally worked
Randal Fabrication at work,
oh yeah this boy knows his engines man
we'll go and see ya in another video.
- Holy (engine revs over speakers voice) shit!
Holy fuck man, no wonder they have bad and season this shit
(wind whirls over microphone)
hello! Woo! (engine revs)
(wind blows over microphone)
Okay so we went for our first rest right and actually
these nuts came off of the screws
so we're gonna have to put some lock washers on there
and tighten everything back up hopefully,
yeah the big bolt didn't come off totally
so were just missing the one nut and somewhere--
- somewhere we could find it and that's it.
- Anyway either way we got success
and jumps back on the water most important point
(laughs) Jordan bay explored go boating!