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Old 12-09-2004, 12:44 PM
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im assuming that the starter on an auto is different than a 5speed correct? or the VE motor....
 
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Originally Posted by blacks92seAuto
im assuming that the starter on an auto is different than a 5speed correct? or the VE motor....
That is correct sir. The Manual starter has a clutch killswitch sorta type deal while the automatic doesn't have it. I'm not sure if the two are interchangable like if you can use an automatic starter and just get rid of the depress-clutch to start feature.
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im not sure about that cuz my starter on my VG are the same so im still using the my auto starter but have the 5-speed starter in storage but they r the same for my car. but then again u have a VE.
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Originally Posted by ScreamingVE
That is correct sir. The Manual starter has a clutch killswitch sorta type deal while the automatic doesn't have it. I'm not sure if the two are interchangable like if you can use an automatic starter and just get rid of the depress-clutch to start feature.
The "depress-clutch to start feature" has nothing to do with the starter. The clutch pedal has a sensor on it that tells the computer to start the engine only with pedal pushed in. I know Because you have to bypass that sensor to use remote start. I don't know if the starters are actually different though.
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Originally Posted by 505max94se
The "depress-clutch to start feature" has nothing to do with the starter. The clutch pedal has a sensor on it that tells the computer to start the engine only with pedal pushed in. I know Because you have to bypass that sensor to use remote start. I don't know if the starters are actually different though.
Oh I see, this is where I got my impression from http://www.autozone.com/servlet/UiBr...3d801f46e8.jsp I guess I read what was stated in that link incorrectly about auto/manual starters.

If you check around and call autostores, they usually asked me if I had a auto or manual so I would guess there would be a difference.
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i still say the starters r the same for ur VE's since mine was the same then urs should too.
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Old 12-09-2004, 01:19 PM
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VG New Starter: 17145
VE with Manual Trans New Starter: 17145
VE with Automatic Trans New Starter: 17479
there is the answer!
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bah humbug so vg is interchangeable but because i have the better motor i have to pay again for something else i need to swap
 
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Originally Posted by internetautomar
VG New Starter: 17145
VE with Manual Trans New Starter: 17145
VE with Automatic Trans New Starter: 17479
there is the answer!
D'oh!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by blacks92seAuto
bah humbug so vg is interchangeable but because i have the better motor i have to pay again for something else i need to swap
u damn right.
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Originally Posted by blacks92seAuto
bah humbug so vg is interchangeable but because i have the better motor i have to pay again for something else i need to swap
maybe use the VG's 5 speed
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Originally Posted by internetautomar
maybe use the VG's 5 speed
my ve auto starter wont work for vg 5spd tranny and does vg 5spd tranny work on ve motor???? sounds like a big headache
 
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grab the starter off the donor car?
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Just in passing, how much is the average starter replacement job from a mechanic?
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Originally Posted by Slamnasty
Just in passing, how much is the average starter replacement job from a mechanic?
I was quoted $240 for the starter+install I decided to save $140 and bought the starter and install it myself. Its quite EZ to do
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the vg 5spd is interchangeable with a ve 5spd. same bell housing. but you want the ve 5spd because it has a limited slip differential.
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Originally Posted by -shock211-
the vg 5spd is interchangeable with a ve 5spd. same bell housing. but you want the ve 5spd because it has a limited slip differential.
so it does work for both VE and VG??? i thought it was only for the VG auto and manual.
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are you refering to the starter or the trans itself?
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Old 12-10-2004, 11:58 AM
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when i got my 91 se(vg-5sp)it had a damaged wire from the stater to soleniod so i went to pull-a-part(junkyard,you pull you save type place)and got a starter off a ve 5-sp for like 10 bucks 1\2 a year later and im still rockin it...easy install
 
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aww come on guys, if you have a manual you dont need a starter, just pop the clutch out to start it....
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