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1988 Bayou 220 2x4 need help to remove generator/ starter 1 way clutch cover


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Welcome to Quadcrazy @Monika Novakov I’m not sure what you mean by the generator/starter ? Do you mean the left side engine cover?  The starter should be removable with a little bit of wiggling without taking that cover off. You can remove the left side engine cover to see what’s going on with the bendix/one way clutch depending on the year/model and see how it’s all operating and if anything is wrong.  If the cover is sticking maybe a little tap with a rubber mallet will help.  

Here’s a YouTube video of a 250. Should be pretty much the same. 

 

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