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Cuz escribió:The MZ4113 starter is essentially a key type starter but it was used with a remote firewall mounted switch which is easily replaced with a key start solenoid mounted on the firewall or on the starter. The correct drive with the MZ4113 is a 10 tooth pinion EBA-46 Bendix Drive. This can only be used with the 97 tooth flywheel ring gear. The CJ3A in 1951 came with either an MZ4137 or MZ4162 starter and each of these used an overunning clutch type drive. The MZ4137 drive was a MAX-3098 and the MZ4162 drive was a MCL-3098. These are both floor pedal kick type starters with 9 tooth drive pinions and used with the 124 tooth ring gear. The Henry J 1950 to 52 four cylinder starter MZ4163 is an electric key type starter with the solenoid mounted directly on the starter and it used a EBA-39 Bendix drive.

So this is why I asked which flywheel ring gear you have? The choices are 97, 124 or 129 tooth ring gears. The 97 tooth uses the MZ4113, the 124 tooth uses the MZ4137 and MZ4162 and the 129 tooth uses the MCH6307.

vladimirsinisi escribió:Hola Pablo, tiene estampado algo en la carcasa del bendix? cuantos dientes tiene, 10 o 9? yo tengo uno parecido que no descubri todavia de que modelo es pero en mi caso es posterior a los cj por que tiene 9 dientes.