how hard is it to replace a starter in a 4th gen?
O.k,
I get REALLY bad starts in the morning.
every start after that is o.k.
I was told by the shop that it is most likley the stareter since it is the OEM from 93.
They wanted to charge me $200 to replace it.
I just looked online and I found the OEM part by Bosch for $60.
Now I'm not sure if the starter is the problem.
i did drop a new battery into it and the starts are still bad in the morning.
Should I pay to get it done or do it my self?
The part looks simple enough.
I get REALLY bad starts in the morning.
every start after that is o.k.
I was told by the shop that it is most likley the stareter since it is the OEM from 93.
They wanted to charge me $200 to replace it.
I just looked online and I found the OEM part by Bosch for $60.
Now I'm not sure if the starter is the problem.
i did drop a new battery into it and the starts are still bad in the morning.
Should I pay to get it done or do it my self?
The part looks simple enough.
well dude first u got to make sure that its the starter that don't work. u don't wanna put a new starter and the car won't work again. first u make sure that its the starter then u go and change it.
the starter is on top of the tranny in the left side of the engine.
there are two bolts that conect the starter to the tranny.
u might wanna take off the lift engine mount so u can have more place to work. good luck
the starter is on top of the tranny in the left side of the engine.
there are two bolts that conect the starter to the tranny.
u might wanna take off the lift engine mount so u can have more place to work. good luck
i might be wrong here, but to test if its the alternator, turn the car on, and take a voltmeter to the terminals at the battery, and it should be around 12-14volts. if its below that, then its the alternator.
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