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Guide For Nose Housing Rotation Convention<br />

Viewing the starter motor from the drive end, the solenoid switch is used as the zero<br />

degree position. The mounting hole on the fl ange opposite the pinion opening is then<br />

used as the pointer for the angular rotation of the nose.<br />

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Rotatable Nose <strong>Application</strong> Details<br />

All MS Series Starter Motors<br />

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X<br />

<br />

15 37.5 22.5 27<br />

45 67.5 52.5 57<br />

75 97.5 82.5 87<br />

105 127.5 112.5 117<br />

135 157.5 142.5 147<br />

165 187.5 172.5 177<br />

195 217.5 202.5 207<br />

225 247.5 232.5 237<br />

255 277.5 262.5 267<br />

285 307.5 292.5 297<br />

315 337.5 322.5 327<br />

345 367.5 352.5 357<br />

The data table shown above can be used to re-clock the nose housing position from one<br />

type of starter to another type by 30° at a time. Different nose housings will produce a<br />

different set of angles achievable within the specifi c range. By matching the original starter<br />

part number to the angle on the table, you can determine what the alternative starter part<br />

number will be by referencing the application guide.<br />

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