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Old 04-29-2011, 04:55 AM
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I bought a replacement motor for my thunder tiger starter box. However, the old motor has the nylon pinion on it, no set screw. I read about using heat to remove and place it on the new motor, but need more info. Has anyone had to do this?
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Mate I've been down this road recently. If it's a nylon pinion forget it. Go buy the motor with the right pinion on it. If it's the metal one you could try freezing the motor\pinion and then taking a blow torch to the pinion. Good luck with that!

Save yourself the trouble, 40 bucks and you ready to go.
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Originally Posted by ratjayfala
Mate I've been down this road recently. If it's a nylon pinion forget it. Go buy the motor with the right pinion on it. If it's the metal one you could try freezing the motor\pinion and then taking a blow torch to the pinion. Good luck with that!

Save yourself the trouble, 40 bucks and you ready to go.
OUCH, that sucks big time. I bought a LOSI starter motor without pinion. Ive emailed thunder tiger to ask them what the instructions say for installing the pinion on their motor as its seperate in the pics!
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I've heard that you can freeze you motor and heat your pinion to get the gear on. Bit hard with a nylon pinion though. I basically just bashed one on.
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