Replacing Starter
#3
Originally Posted by internetautomar
easy shmeezy
check the AZ link in stickies for directions
check the AZ link in stickies for directions
Yeah true that haha...but seriously though, real easy..........and 750 for a VE...not too shabby congrats on the find
#6
automatic?starter is busted?No way to start it? Heh,be very careful if that's the case and do not believe the seller when he/she tells you that that's all it needs. Replacing a starter is super easy and takes less then 5 min after which you can get double the asking price...sounds fishy to me...
#7
be very careful man.......go out and get a starter for that car from autozone......install the new starter and try it out before you buy....... make sure it starts!!!!!! on my old VE motor.. the starter was actually fine.. but the motor was locked up!!!!!!!! be careful and do that man... and if the motor is bad......return the bought starter! i would recommend doign this just to make sure
the starter has two 14MM bolts that hold it in and a cable and a thin wire......it is mounted on top of the tranny so you dont have to remove the splash guards.. just lift the hood and look under the intake box thingy.. well it is next to it... and just remove the 2 bolts and reinstall the new one...
the starter has two 14MM bolts that hold it in and a cable and a thin wire......it is mounted on top of the tranny so you dont have to remove the splash guards.. just lift the hood and look under the intake box thingy.. well it is next to it... and just remove the 2 bolts and reinstall the new one...
#9
Originally Posted by vansskaterfreek
be very careful man.......go out and get a starter for that car from autozone......install the new starter and try it out before you buy....... make sure it starts!!!!!! on my old VE motor.. the starter was actually fine.. but the motor was locked up!!!!!!!! be careful and do that man... and if the motor is bad......return the bought starter! i would recommend doign this just to make sure
the starter has two 14MM bolts that hold it in and a cable and a thin wire......it is mounted on top of the tranny so you dont have to remove the splash guards.. just lift the hood and look under the intake box thingy.. well it is next to it... and just remove the 2 bolts and reinstall the new one...
the starter has two 14MM bolts that hold it in and a cable and a thin wire......it is mounted on top of the tranny so you dont have to remove the splash guards.. just lift the hood and look under the intake box thingy.. well it is next to it... and just remove the 2 bolts and reinstall the new one...
#10
Originally Posted by maximapitko
automatic?starter is busted?No way to start it? Heh,be very careful if that's the case and do not believe the seller when he/she tells you that that's all it needs. Replacing a starter is super easy and takes less then 5 min after which you can get double the asking price...sounds fishy to me...
they called back and told me that the leak was a head gasket and that they would deduct it from the price and i could fix it myself with my own money since they cut the price down....
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