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Originally Posted by patrickt
I agree with that. Kramer, to ease your mind that you didn't do anything really serious you can aim your digital camera in through the fork hole and take a few shots. Not seeing any chunks of teeth, metal, etc. at the bottom of the bellhousing will make you feel better.
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If it ate the teeth off the flywheel, it would sometimes catch as the flywheel isn't going to stop in that exact position every time. If you have an inspection plate on the bottom of your car, take it off and look at the flywheel.
I had a local starter shop build me a gear driven starter and that is all I ever used. Never had a problem and it didn't put a big load on the power system to start the car.
Ron
