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Courage SV590 Starter Current Draw

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Re: Courage SV590 Starter Current Draw

Postby hanz63 » Fri Mar 24, 2017 10:43 pm

Earlier than 2013 is when the issues were. More like the first few years - so that would be 2006 ish? It could still be an issue. Assuming the valve lash has been set, try putting a .020" feeler gauge under the exhaust valve and giving it a crank. You could just simply try a new starter. Haven't they updated the singles like they did the twins?
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Re: Courage SV590 Starter Current Draw

Postby KE4AVB » Sat Mar 25, 2017 6:41 am

At least it looks like fixed the cylinder to crankcase breakage with the re-enforcement. Personally never seen one but heard of several breaking before they did the enforcement.

I give that test a try if I need to work it anymore or another one comes with similar problems.
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Re: Courage SV590 Starter Current Draw

Postby Arkie » Sat Mar 25, 2017 3:03 pm

hanz63 wrote:You might recall that these earlier models had issues with the ACR. The plastic gear let go of the spring I think? It has been awhile since I had one. If you slip a feeler gauge in at the rocker, what does your draw then say? Of course the starters are new and improved as well- higher torque /speed.


That is a good tip, using a feeler gauge to reduce exhaust valve lash and then crank test. ;)
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Re: Courage SV590 Starter Current Draw

Postby Fulltilt » Sat Mar 25, 2017 7:13 pm

Arkie wrote:
hanz63 wrote:You might recall that these earlier models had issues with the ACR. The plastic gear let go of the spring I think? It has been awhile since I had one. If you slip a feeler gauge in at the rocker, what does your draw then say? Of course the starters are new and improved as well- higher torque /speed.


That is a good tip, using a feeler gauge to reduce exhaust valve lash and then crank test. ;)


That is a good tip. I like it!!
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