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Old 08-27-2015, 05:38 AM
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Hi everyone

Does anybody know where the Starter Motor is located on Honda Civic Type R EP3

And a how to guide to replace it
Old 08-27-2015, 07:43 AM
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Originally Posted by HAMZAEP3
Hi everyone

Does anybody know where the Starter Motor is located on Honda Civic Type R EP3

And a how to guide to replace it
It's under the Intake Manifold.
For easiest access you'll need to take off Intake-Throttle Body-Intake Manifold. For clearance loosen up the Radiator Frame and the screw at the bottom of the T-frame. That way you can push it back to clear your intake manifold. Then you'll have clear shot and leverage to take off the two bolts of the starter and the screw that holds the positive terminal underneath the rubber boot on the starter.

I think ClubRSX has a DIY for an RSX, that will help you.
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Originally Posted by Jujutsuka
It's under the Intake Manifold.
For easiest access you'll need to take off Intake-Throttle Body-Intake Manifold. For clearance loosen up the Radiator Frame and the screw at the bottom of the T-frame. That way you can push it back to clear your intake manifold. Then you'll have clear shot and leverage to take off the two bolts of the starter and the screw that holds the positive terminal underneath the rubber boot on the starter.

I think ClubRSX has a DIY for an RSX, that will help you.
Thanks for the reply mate
Iv been reading on other forums came across also you can change it from the bottom of the car
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Thanks for the reply mate
Iv been reading on other forums came across also you can change it from the bottom of the car
I guess it's possible if you have the tools and you can do it without looking at it.
But if you want less headaches and you don't want to get stuck. Go ahead and get it from the top and remove those parts.
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The official Honda method is from under the car. For the rest of us plebs that don't have a lift, it's worth the extra couple minutes to pull the intake manifold and work from the top instead of working blind on our back.
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The official Honda method is from under the car. For the rest of us plebs that don't have a lift, it's worth the extra couple minutes to pull the intake manifold and work from the top instead of working blind on our back.
Thanks mate
Iv heard its Honda method working on Starter Motor from the bottom of the car
working from the top you have to take quite allot of parts off to get to it
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