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8 & 10 cyl Bristol cars Type 407 onwards - restoration, repair, maintenance etc |
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![]() Greg,
I tried to find one a while back A 318 unit is quite easy to source, but the 313 unit has a different flange and pinion I found one company who could maybe make the flange and pinion, but no certainty or price. I stripped my standard unit cleaned it cleaned the comm and bedded in new brushes. I also stripped the solenoid and cleaned the contacts and fitted a heavier cable. I also refitted the earth cable. So far no problems. Starting problems are seldom the motor itself, but all the associated other elements. David Last edited by Kevin H; 17-02-10 at 01:07 AM. Reason: removed email artefacts |
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![]() I'm surprised there's a difference between the 313 and 318, they are essentially the same engine, although the transmission did change between the 408 and 408 Mk2 - maybe that's why the flange is different?
Either that or the starter you were looking at David was for a 318 LA engine, and not the older A engine which Bristol used. Unfortunately many people refer to the LA engine as an A engine, which is guaranteed to cause confusion! |