Charlie144
Computer
- Sep 9, 2022
- 2
Hi everyone!
I have a starter gear ring from Toyota engine and want to replicate it like a custom flexplate (not welded but machined from a solid peace of metall) for my custom project (some kind of garage inventions![[glasses]](/data/assets/smilies/glasses.gif "[glasses] [glasses]")
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The original partnumber is 13453-20010 if it could help, the outer diameter is about 294.3 mm and the tooth count is 115.
Some shops (like Sonnax) offers this ring gears from a website and they specify a diametral pitch 10 in a product properties, so thats the only one clue I can find in Internet pages.
So I want to find a tooth profile parameters for Toyota starter ring gear (they use a 13453-20010 in many engines like 2JZ/3RZ/etc all around the world) but I'm not sure that Sonnax information is correct. I find an ISO standards: ISO 8123, ISO 9457-1, ISO 9457-2 which explain a parameters of starter pinion, not the starter ring gear and also find that some car manufactures use a Fellows Tooth Stub profile (dual pitch - a little bit different from an ordinary diametral pitch). I also have a starter from original Toyota engine, the pinion has 9 tooth and about 29.5 mm outer diameter. I also buy a special tools to measure a tooth thickness and a base tangent length.
What should I do next to find a tooth profile?
I have a starter gear ring from Toyota engine and want to replicate it like a custom flexplate (not welded but machined from a solid peace of metall) for my custom project (some kind of garage inventions
).The original partnumber is 13453-20010 if it could help, the outer diameter is about 294.3 mm and the tooth count is 115.
Some shops (like Sonnax) offers this ring gears from a website and they specify a diametral pitch 10 in a product properties, so thats the only one clue I can find in Internet pages.
So I want to find a tooth profile parameters for Toyota starter ring gear (they use a 13453-20010 in many engines like 2JZ/3RZ/etc all around the world) but I'm not sure that Sonnax information is correct. I find an ISO standards: ISO 8123, ISO 9457-1, ISO 9457-2 which explain a parameters of starter pinion, not the starter ring gear and also find that some car manufactures use a Fellows Tooth Stub profile (dual pitch - a little bit different from an ordinary diametral pitch). I also have a starter from original Toyota engine, the pinion has 9 tooth and about 29.5 mm outer diameter. I also buy a special tools to measure a tooth thickness and a base tangent length.
What should I do next to find a tooth profile?
