Please dont shoot me if this is a very stupid question but should a standard 1098 starter motor fit in my 1340 engine from a midget?
thanks
Martyn
Starter motor
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please don't shoot me if I don't give a straight answer.... 
if you have the 1098 backplate and the original or 1274 midget box then I think it uses the normal starter.
If you have a non-standard backplate, Ford flywheel and clutch and a Ford box then I would guess you want a Ford starter too.. Cam would know more on that one I hope

if you have the 1098 backplate and the original or 1274 midget box then I think it uses the normal starter.
If you have a non-standard backplate, Ford flywheel and clutch and a Ford box then I would guess you want a Ford starter too.. Cam would know more on that one I hope
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Well.......... the starter will work whichever flywheel you have. All A-series flywheels have compatible ring gear so it's just the position away from the flywheel which is determined by the engine backplate and the starter flange.
I know Mini ones don't fit but I would say Minor ones SHOULD fit a Midget engine although I have not tried it myself. Kevin should know better as he has a 1275 Midget engine in his Moggy.......
I know Mini ones don't fit but I would say Minor ones SHOULD fit a Midget engine although I have not tried it myself. Kevin should know better as he has a 1275 Midget engine in his Moggy.......
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