Also my friend Dave recommended I try British Starters<\/a> for an improved aftermarket starter when I mentioned mine had shorted again and I hadn’t gotten around to fixing it and hand cranking it was getting old.\u00a0 The install was nice and easy other than having to remove a heat shield to access the top bold from above since the shape of the new starter made it really hard to get a socket back there.\u00a0 I did have to make a short jumper wire to bypass the solenoid<\/a> but that was easy. It works great with a few test starts and I highly recommend it. Again I was too excited when it came today to remember to take pictures, so I took a picture of the box afterwards. The second photo is a stock photo from their site, which is extremely accurate.<\/p>\n Lastly while using a magnetic pickup to coax a washer and lock washer onto the top starter stud, I noticed it stuck to the exhaust! Isn’t stainless supposed to not be magnetic?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I week or two ago decided to put the soft top on in anticipation of needing it for a potential trip to New York next month. Since I had never installed it I thought it would be wise to make … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"http:\/\/myotherwoman.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/08\/IMG_0452-150x150.jpg\" "\\"New")
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