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Fiat Seicento Factory Service Manual (1998-2010)10 · 55 Electrical equipment
10 · Electrical

Reassembly

Make
Fiat
Model
Seicento Factory Service Manual
Year
1998–2010
Section
Engine starting › Reassembly
55 Electrical equipmentReassembly

(Op. 5520B14 continued)

  1. Remove the free wheel and pignon from the rotor.

The free wheel must be replaced whenever the starter motor produces noise during engine starting.

A close-up technical drawing of a starter motor free wheel and pignon assembly, labeled with callout number 1
  • Perform the following tests on the starter motor components:
  • ROTOR: continuity, short-circuit and earth insulation test.
  • STATOR: continuity and earth insulation test.
  • BRUSH CARRIER SUPPORT: earth insulation test.
  • ELECTROMAGNET: continuity and earth insulation test.

Reassembly

  • Position the rotor in a vice with padded jaws.
  • Fit the free wheel and pignon, the safety ring and the retaining ring on the rotor shaft.
  • Position the front support in the vice.
  • Insert the rotor and the pignon engaging fork in the respective front support seat.
  • Reposition the armature with stator coils on the front support.
  • Reassemble brush (+) on brush carrier support.
  • Reassemble the brush carrier support in its correct position.
  • Reposition the rear support. Screw the two nuts and the two fastening screws.
  • Complete with Op. 5520B18 - (STARTER MOTOR ELECTROMAGNET - R.R. WITH MOTOR REMOVED).

5520B18 - STARTER MOTOR ELECTROMAGNET - R.R. WITH MOTOR REMOVED

Removal

  • Position the starter motor in a padded vice.
  1. Remove nut (1a) and release electromagnet (1c) cable (1b).
A technical diagram showing a hand removing a nut (1a) and disconnecting a cable (1b) from an electromagnet (1c) attached to a starter motor housing
  1. Remove the three nuts (1a) fastening the electromagnet to the front support (1b).
A technical diagram showing a hand using a tool to remove nuts (1a) securing an electromagnet to a front support (1b) on a starter motor

(Cont..)

Parts & tools for this job For 1998 Fiat Seicento

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