Re: {Chrysler 300} Starters

You can't use the later gear-reduction starter on the older engines. They purposely made it so you can't install it.

I'm using a mini starter on two of my 1960 Chryslers. Got it from this place.

https://www.qualitypowerauto.com/catalog.php?item=600&fbclid=IwAR24wVweStZaNs7PyScbDGu6uVa3NW5ARPEgtFKy4xz2OnP2DgoGyRr4rww

You do that to use longer cables as the connections are on the bottom of the starter. You also have to grind the starter adapter a little as it interferes with the block.

I have some pictures here. https://photos.app.goo.gl/Bb9NDYboiqD9ivV46

On Sun, Sep 11, 2022 at 6:24 PM D.C. Mason <petergriffinforpresident@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hello group,

I’m sure someone has tried this before and knows the answer. I didn’t see a tech article on the website addressing it:

There is a difference, in mounting method at least, between 60-61 starters and 62-65 starters. The flange on the newer starters has a couple non-threaded mounting holes. The flange on the older style has one non-threaded hole and one threaded hole.
The question, as you have probably guessed, is can a newer starter be used on a 60-61, even temporarily? Normally the top bolt threads into the starter flange of an older starter, but you could just use a bolt and nut if installing a newer starter with non-threaded top hole.

There may (?) also be advantages to using a newer type starter. I am curious about any advantages or disadvantages.

Thanks,
dave

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