Starter Problem

boatsrfun Posted 2017-09-01 8:32 PM (#192208) Subject: Starter Problem Cruiser Posts: 91 My starter is recently making a howling sound. Is it hard to replace? johnnyvision Posted 2017-09-08 6:54 PM (#192232 - in reply to #192208) Subject: Re: Starter Problem Visionary Posts: 4278 no its easy. But you have to pull the exhaust. Automobile electric shop can rebuild it better then stock. The inside might just need a cleaning and new brushes. If you need brushes you'll have to figure out the size http://store.eurtonelectric.com/brushes.aspx https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=victory+starter+... boatsrfun Posted 2017-09-08 9:26 PM (#192233 - in reply to #192208) Subject: Re: Starter Problem Cruiser Posts: 91 Thanks for the info. It getting worse so I'll have to get at it soon before it lets me down. Arkainzeye Posted 2017-09-09 5:19 PM (#192234 - in reply to #192208) Subject: Re: Starter Problem Visionary Posts: 3773 Pittsburgh, PA https://www.amazon.com/DB-Electrical-SAB0164-Starter-Motorcycle/dp/B... V92SC Posted 2017-09-10 5:42 AM (#192237 - in reply to #192208) Subject: Re: Starter Problem Tourer Posts: 324 New Orleans, La, Search the internet for starter brushes for Victory starter brushes. I disagree with the above though. To remove the starter you must remove some lower bodywork, foot controls, some wires, and then the entire exhaust system which may be complicated by miles of not being removed before. IJS. V92SC Posted 2017-09-10 5:42 AM (#192238 - in reply to #192208) Subject: Re: Starter Problem Tourer Posts: 324 New Orleans, La, Search the internet for starter brushes for Victory starter brushes. I disagree with the above though. To remove the starter you must remove some lower bodywork, foot controls, some wires, and then the entire exhaust system which may be complicated by miles of not being removed before. IJS.