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    4.4 Starter Motor

    Hi All,

    Im looking for a starter motor for my p76 engined rangie.

    Do I specifically need a p76 or will any range rover starter motor fit the block?

    Thanks in advance

    Hamish

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    Quote Originally Posted by mczaf666 View Post
    Hi All,

    Im looking for a starter motor for my p76 engined rangie.

    Do I specifically need a p76 or will any range rover starter motor fit the block?

    Thanks in advance

    Hamish
    Rangerover one will do the trick just fine

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    Fit a range rover one with a spacer is the best way to go, a possible issue with fitting a P76 starter is that the front driveshaft and the starter solenoid can make contact breaking the casting. This happenned to us at Fraser Island at Xmas time in an auto (thank goodness I didn't turn off the car - MR Automotive at Redcliffe where able to get a replacement starter to us within a couple of days

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    Thanks alot for your replies

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    As GuyG said you gotta use the spacer when you use rangie starter

    or you'll brake the nose cone on the starter sooner or later

    Tony
    Last edited by tony; 6th May 2008 at 04:22 PM. Reason: cart spell

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    I ended up getting a gear reduction hi-torque one for my terrier engined jet boat from my local auto elec.......way cheaper than a standard one too..... 2 winds and away she goes

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    Hi Gents,

    I have a recently aquired 4.4 in a 2door, and have a spare rangie starter motor, how big is the spacer you talk off, is it simply a plate of some thickness between engine and starter, or is there an alignment issue too?
    regards,
    Russell.
    LSE up, LSE down.....
    1976 5.0ltr P76 2 door Rangie

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    You can just bolt up the rangie starter , But as others have said a collar should be used

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    Quote Originally Posted by russa View Post
    Hi Gents,

    I have a recently aquired 4.4 in a 2door, and have a spare rangie starter motor, how big is the spacer you talk off, is it simply a plate of some thickness between engine and starter, or is there an alignment issue too?
    An alighnment issue under thrust. A lathe concern. Do it and it will be worth it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by russa View Post
    Hi Gents,

    I have a recently aquired 4.4 in a 2door, and have a spare rangie starter motor, how big is the spacer you talk off, is it simply a plate of some thickness between engine and starter, or is there an alignment issue too?
    The spacer is a ring that fits over the nose of the starter so that its a snug fit into the block, many dont use it but if you can make or locate one i'd use it.
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