What is the correct procedure for installing pawl springs and pawls into the pulley?

The procedure for installing pawl springs and pawls into the pulley involves ensuring that all parts are dry. This is crucial because a dry surface allows for proper friction and engagement of the spring and pawl mechanism. When the parts are dry, they can function correctly and are less likely to slip or malfunction when the engine is running, contributing to the reliability and efficiency of the starting system.

Using lubricants or ensuring that the parts are wet can lead to potential problems, such as slippage or a lack of adequate tension, which would interfere with the proper operation of the pawls during engagement and disengagement in the pulley system. Always prioritize a clean and dry installation environment to maintain optimal functionality in engine components like these.