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Where is the starter located on a ’97 taurus?

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if you need to ask a question like this, you should just take the car to a
shop to have it fixed.

the starter is on the lower side of the engine.

At a point where it comes in contact with the fly wheel

sometimes can see sparks come off as it is getting kicked in the butt.

if there is a compression lock on the engine, spark it in the butt with it
have a no go ... it moans.

which is what you would do if you were sparked in the ass like that.

in article puWdnR7z7M2YuJLUnZ2dnUVZ_rfinZ2d@ptd.net, Mike Hunter at

Can someone translate this into English [even Klingon would be a start]

What flywheel?

Tauri have automatic transmissions, so they don't have a flywheel.

They do have a circular plate with a ring gear which is turned by the started. Jeff

Semantics?

On Nov 3, 11:21 am, "Mike Hunter" <mikehunt2@lycos/com> wrote:

What flywheel?

Tauri have automatic transmissions, so they don't have a flywheel.

They do have a circular plate with a ring gear which is turned by the started. Jeff

When I was in grade school cars had a ring gear that was turned by the
starter. Your gear must be turned by a "started".

Learn correct grammer, Jeff.

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1 29th February 09:01 jpudlo75 External User Posts: 1	starter Where is the starter located on a ’97 taurus? -- Posted at author's request, using moderated http://www.AutoBoardz.com interface Thread archive: http://www.AutoBoardz.com/starter-ftopict250040.html

2 29th February 09:38 tom External User Posts: 1	starter if you need to ask a question like this, you should just take the car to a shop to have it fixed. the starter is on the lower side of the engine.

3 29th February 09:39 mike hunter External User Posts: 1	starter At a point where it comes in contact with the fly wheel

4 29th February 09:39 alan b. mac farlane External User Posts: 1	starter sometimes can see sparks come off as it is getting kicked in the butt. if there is a compression lock on the engine, spark it in the butt with it have a no go ... it moans. which is what you would do if you were sparked in the ass like that. in article puWdnR7z7M2YuJLUnZ2dnUVZ_rfinZ2d@ptd.net, Mike Hunter at

5 29th February 09:40 rusty © External User Posts: 1	starter Can someone translate this into English [even Klingon would be a start]

6 29th February 09:40 jeff External User Posts: 1	starter What flywheel? Tauri have automatic transmissions, so they don't have a flywheel. They do have a circular plate with a ring gear which is turned by the started. Jeff

7 29th February 09:40 mike hunter External User Posts: 1	starter Semantics? On Nov 3, 11:21 am, "Mike Hunter" <mikehunt2@lycos/com> wrote: What flywheel? Tauri have automatic transmissions, so they don't have a flywheel. They do have a circular plate with a ring gear which is turned by the started. Jeff

8 29th February 10:33 bbartt External User Posts: 1	starter When I was in grade school cars had a ring gear that was turned by the starter. Your gear must be turned by a "started". Learn correct grammer, Jeff. -- --------------------------------- --- -- - Posted with NewsLeecher v3.7 Final Web @ http://www.newsleecher.com/?usenet ------------------- ----- ---- -- -

9 29th February 10:33 masterblaster External User Posts: 1	starter It's grammAr. Learn correct spelling, Bart.