Key Features
• Part Number: CRWF-11350,61084701,61084701F,686696209073,480411,C8TZ-11350-D,C8TZ-11350-B
• Rotation: Clockwise
• Drive Type: Ratchet
• Length: 4.752 in / 120.7 Mm
• Number Of Splines: 19
Product Description
the Story of Starter Drive
Early starter drives used simple gear engagement without clutch protection. the drive, introduced in the 1910s, used inertia to engage the gear. modern designs employ solenoid-controlled engagement for timing. material evolution from basic steel to specialized alloys improved durability. today's designs incorporate helical for quieter operation.
Part Number
CRWF-11350,61084701,61084701F,686696209073,480411,C8TZ-11350-D,C8TZ-11350-B
Rotation
Clockwise
Cw
Drive Type
Ratchet
Weight
3 lbs
Length
4.752 in / 120.7 mm
Number of Splines
19
Gear OD
1.819 in / 46.2 mm
Splines Type
Straight
Teeth on Drive
12
Number of Teeth
12
Wet Clutch Seal
No
How to Install Starter Drive
Disconnect the negative terminal. the starter motor from the engine. disassemble the starter motor end cap to the drive assembly. slide the drive off the armature shaft. install the new drive, ensuring proper alignment of the and snap . reassemble the starter motor and reinstall it on the engine.
Function of Starter Drive
When the ignition key turns, the starter drive extends its pinion gear to mesh with the flywheel gear. it transmits rotational from the starter motor to turn the engine . once the engine starts, the overrunning clutch immediately disengages to the engine from driving the starter motor, protecting it from overspeed damage.
Instruction of Starter Drive
Inspect the pinion gear teeth for wear during routine maintenance. replace the drive if you notice chipped or worn teeth. avoid cranking the engine for than 15 seconds continuously. ensure the maintains full charge to excessive strain. listen for grinding noises during starting, as this indicates drive malfunction.
