Dreamw3rkz

So I did a search and came up with answers that I wasn't really looking for. I purchased a starter tonight from a member on a local forum and he told me that it came out of a 90 DA and it's an aftermarket starter (duralast). Well once i get my old starter out I realize that the sprocket (that spins the flywheel) is pressed in while the one on my old starter is out. I figured maybe it would extend out once it had power ran to it. I finally get everything in and it doesn't even click like my old (bad) starter does.


My question is:
1. Even if the starter came out of a 90 integra it should still work on a 98 integra which both have manual transmissions.

2. Why is the starter not attempting to even turn over and give me the clicking noise...i mean i would like to have spent at least 30 mins and hear something

Any help is greatly appreciated.

thanh4o8

on me 95 gsr i had a bad starter and i bought a used starter from a 91 da gsr and it worked. no problem

Dreamw3rkz

That's what i was thinking. It should work with no problem

Dreamw3rkz

Anybody

vtecallday

check your connections again. make sure the power is connected and that female connector is connected on the starter soleniod