yES.. Yank the p;ugs as suggested. Make sure starter is not hung up. The Bendix drive did not disengage from the engine's flywheel.
This sticky starter will look exactly the same as a seized engine.
Bang HARD on the starter with a hammer. Then crank it. Doing so sends a shock into the starter and the Bendix drive spring will pull it away from the engine's flywheel. Then know your starter is the cause... REPLACE! Hope this works for you?
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Originally Posted by dennis461
If you can reach all sparkplugs, pull them out and try engaging the starter.
Mark all plug wires first so you can put them back correctly.
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