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A few things come to mind:
The red-ish 'paper' insulator that sits near hole for the plunger can get off center and cause the plunger to bind.
There is a ball that lives in the little hole where the spring and shaft that protrude from the plunger go into.
The square metal tab looks like the head of a bolt... many of the electrical contact bolts in the starter have square head. Is one of the contacts missing this?
If the two replaceable contacts are worn unevenly, or installed so that they are not flat to the plunger contact face, you will get poor contact and poor starts.
~John
The red-ish 'paper' insulator that sits near hole for the plunger can get off center and cause the plunger to bind.
There is a ball that lives in the little hole where the spring and shaft that protrude from the plunger go into.
The square metal tab looks like the head of a bolt... many of the electrical contact bolts in the starter have square head. Is one of the contacts missing this?
If the two replaceable contacts are worn unevenly, or installed so that they are not flat to the plunger contact face, you will get poor contact and poor starts.
~John