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leyther8008
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You would think that one woudnt mesh properly, there has to be a ratio of ring gear to starter pinion of an whole number ' i think 10 to 1 otherwise it will eventually wear out. however maybe the 'mesh' between the two is intentionally loose enough to not matter for the time the engines cranking.
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alanworland
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Certainly the Mini starter doesn't 'quite' fit on the bolt pitches - but easily sorted with a round file! The starter itself fits snugly into the backplate ok. Yes - I assume 10 would crank faster - but only if sufficient amps. So - what is the original Minor fitment - 9 or 10 teeth ? From above - looks like 9 ??



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MoggyTech
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The starter I replaced (broken bendix) was 10 tooth. The replacement from ESM was 10 tooth, and one I got from Livingston Autoparts as a spare is 9 tooth. Apparently they both work, but the nine tooth has slightly different winding turns so spin speed is the same as 10 tooth. All very confusing (for me anyway) 
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