Are powermaster starters any good?

Are powermaster starters any good?

5.0 out of 5 starsGreat small and light starter! After buying a cheaper mini-starter that wouldn’t work, I purchased the Powermaster 9100. The starter is half the size of the other brand and provides plenty of header clearance.

What usually goes wrong with a starter?

The most common indicator that a problem with your starter exists is when you turn your key and nothing happens. This is often caused by the starter solenoid or motor that has burnt out, or is experiencing an electrical issue. However, this problem may be caused by a dead battery as well.

Why did I put in a Powermaster starter?

The only reason i put in the powermaster starter, was the hot start problems with the stock starter… Click to expand… …put the stock starter back in, and it seems to work great. Heat wrapped the headers before the starter went in. Did the same test i tried on the powermaster starter.

Is there a problem with the Powermaster 9000 starter?

Tryed a new battery, took the alternator to get checked, pulled out the starter and tested it on the bench…it kicks out and spins no problem. I even wedged a socket/torque wrench on the gear to see how much torque it has, and on the bench, the starter easily klicks the torque wrench/has a ton of power.

How much torque does a Powermaster mastertorque starter have?

With their gear-reduction drives, heavy-duty PowerMaster Mastertorque starters really crank out the power–180 ft.-lbs. of torque. So they can handle engines with compression ratios as high as 12.0:1.

What should I do about my Crosman 760 Pumpmaster?

It has to be it or the o-ring 130-034 or the exhaust valve 1322A011. If the check valve is brass with an o-ring on it, replace the o-ring. If it’s nylon, check and see if there’s any nicks on the sealing area (or debris in the sealing area), or if it’s warped from being overheated from pumping air past it.