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ACDelco
2009 Nissan Titan Starter Motor ACDelco - Professional

P311-59BFE71    337-1179  New

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$200.79
ACDelco Starter Motor
  • Professional
Brand: ACDelco
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Vehicle Engine Designation
2009 - Nissan Titan 5.6L
Bosch
2011 Nissan Titan Starter Motor 8 Cyl 5.6L Bosch - Starter (New)

P311-4A36822    SR2290N  New

233007S000

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  • Bosch Premium 100% New Starter
  • Starter (New)
  • Bosch Premium Starters are designed, built and tested to provide the ultimate in performance and reliability
Brand: Bosch
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Vehicle Fuel Type Block Engine CID CC
2011 - Nissan Titan GAS V 8 Cyl 5.6L - 5552
Bosch
2011 Nissan Titan Starter Motor 8 Cyl 5.6L Bosch - Starter (Remanufactured)

P311-4DFFEEC    SR2290X  Remanufactured

233007S000 , 23300ZJ50A

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  • Bosch Premium 100% Remanufactured Starter
  • Starter (Remanufactured)
  • Bosch Premium Starters are designed, built and tested to provide the ultimate in performance and reliability
Brand: Bosch
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Vehicle Fuel Type Block Engine CID CC
2011 - Nissan Titan GAS V 8 Cyl 5.6L - 5552
ACDelco
2018 Nissan Titan Starter Motor 8 Cyl 5.6L ACDelco - Remanufactured; Family MIT-PMGR; Unit MFR MIT; kW Rating 2.0; Drive PMGR

P311-20D0286    336-2179  Remanufactured

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ACDelco Starter Motor
  • Remanufactured; Family MIT-PMGR; Unit MFR MIT; kW Rating 2.0; Drive PMGR
Brand: ACDelco
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Vehicle Block Engine
2018 - Nissan Titan V 8 Cyl 5.6L
BBB Industries
2004 Nissan Titan Starter Motor 8 Cyl 5.6L BBB Industries - NEW STARTER

P311-25FCDE4    N17867  New

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$241.44
BBB Industries Starter Motor
  • NEW STARTER
Brand: BBB Industries
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Vehicle Block Engine CID CC
2004 - Nissan Titan V 8 Cyl 5.6L - 5552
MPA
2007 Nissan Titan Starter Motor 8 Cyl 5.6L MPA - Remanufactured

P311-1624B24    17867  New

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$66.00 $122.16
MPA Starter Motor
  • Starter Remanufactured
  • To 08/2006
  • Remanufactured
  • Product Attributes:
    • Design: Planetary Gear Reduction
    • kW Rating: 2.2 Kw
    • Manufacturer: Mitsubishi
    • Rotation: Clockwise
    • Teeth: 10
    • Volts: 12 Volts
Brand: MPA
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Vehicle Region Block Engine CID CC
2007 - Nissan Titan Canada V 8 Cyl 5.6L - 5552
MPA
2006 Nissan Titan Starter Motor 8 Cyl 5.6L MPA - Remanufactured

P311-1624B24    17867  Remanufactured

17867 , 23300-7S000 , 336-1964 , 88861897 , M2T85571

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$66.00 $122.16
MPA Starter Motor
  • Starter Remanufactured
  • Remanufactured
  • Product Attributes:
    • Design: Planetary Gear Reduction
    • kW Rating: 2.2 Kw
    • Manufacturer: Mitsubishi
    • Rotation: Clockwise
    • Teeth: 10
    • Volts: 12 Volts
Brand: MPA
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Block Engine CID CC
2006 - Nissan Titan V 8 Cyl 5.6L - 5552
WAI Global
2009 Nissan Titan Starter Motor WAI Global

P311-01E25D3    17867N  New

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$149.13
WAI Global Starter Motor
Brand: WAI Global
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Vehicle Fuel Type
2009 - Nissan Titan GAS
TYC Products
2012 Nissan Titan Starter Motor 8 Cyl 5.6L TYC Products

P311-1DDC3C0    1-19068  New

16019 , 16171 , 19068 , 19068N , 23300-1CA0C

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TYC Products Starter Motor
  • Configuration: PMGR Energy Output (KW): 2.0KW
  • Product Attributes:
    • Configuration: Pmgr
    • Energy Output (kw): 2.0kw
    • Oe Manufacturer: Mi
    • Rotation Direction: Cw
Brand: TYC Products
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Fuel Type Block Engine CID CC
2012 - Nissan Titan GAS V 8 Cyl 5.6L - 5552
WAI Global
2007 Nissan Titan Starter Motor WAI Global

P311-01E25D3    17867N  New

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$149.13
WAI Global Starter Motor
  • To 08/2006
Brand: WAI Global
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Vehicle
2007 - Nissan Titan
MPA
2007 Nissan Titan Starter Motor 8 Cyl 5.6L MPA - New

P311-5308EDE    17867N  New

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$288.42
MPA Starter Motor
  • Starter New
  • To 08/2006
  • New
  • Product Attributes:
    • Design: Planetary Gear Reduction
    • kW Rating: 2.2 Kw
    • Manufacturer: Mitsubishi
    • Rotation: Clockwise
    • Teeth: 10
    • Volts: 12 Volts
Brand: MPA
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Region Block Engine CID CC
2007 - Nissan Titan Canada V 8 Cyl 5.6L - 5552
BBB Industries
2010 Nissan Titan Starter Motor 8 Cyl 5.6L BBB Industries - REMAN STARTER

P311-0FA07F8    19068  New

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$65.00 $198.82
BBB Industries Starter Motor
  • REMAN STARTER
Brand: BBB Industries
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Vehicle Fuel Type Block Engine CID CC
2010 - Nissan Titan GAS V 8 Cyl 5.6L - 5552
BBB Industries
2004 Nissan Titan Starter Motor 8 Cyl 5.6L BBB Industries - REMAN STARTER

P311-5796D7C    17867  New

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$65.00 $152.49
BBB Industries Starter Motor
  • REMAN STARTER
Brand: BBB Industries
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Vehicle Block Engine CID CC
2004 - Nissan Titan V 8 Cyl 5.6L - 5552
MPA
2005 Nissan Titan Starter Motor 8 Cyl 5.6L MPA - New

P311-5308EDE    17867N  Remanufactured

17867 , 23300-7S000 , 88861897 , M2T85571 , M2T85571KD

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MPA Starter Motor
  • Starter New
  • New
  • Product Attributes:
    • Design: Planetary Gear Reduction
    • kW Rating: 2.2 Kw
    • Manufacturer: Mitsubishi
    • Rotation: Clockwise
    • Teeth: 10
    • Volts: 12 Volts
Brand: MPA
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Block Engine CID CC
2005 - Nissan Titan V 8 Cyl 5.6L - 5552
Denso
2008 Nissan Titan Starter Motor Denso - Reman Starter

P311-06BDCBB    280-4249  Remanufactured

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$68.00 $196.21
Denso Starter Motor
  • DENSO First Time Fit® Starter Motor – Remanufactured
  • 2.0 kW; PLGR Type OE Equivalent
  • DENSO First Time Fit® starters meet or exceed all manufacturer standards, mount properly with a minimum of installation issues, deliver maximum cranking torque under all conditions, and provide years of reliable service.
  • Reman Starter
  • Product Attributes:
    • Family: Mitsubishi Oe
    • Power Rating: 2.0
    • Starter Rotation: Clockwise
    • Voltage: 12.0
  • With over 60 years of experience supplying the automakers with premium electrical components, DENSO has the inside track on starter technology. The original DENSO gear-reduction starter is an industry benchmark, so rugged and powerful that it is often adapted for racing use. DENSO remanufactured starters are subjected to a rigorous test and replacement routine that produces the lowest return rates in the replacement aftermarket. Armatures and field coils are high-voltage tested; commutators are refinished and performance-validated; terminals and fasteners are replaced with high-quality copper components. And every starter is exactingly bench-tested to ensure factory-original performance. Remanufactured components offer tremendous value to consumers, and by recycling valuable parts and precious raw materials to be used again, they're the environmentally responsible choice as well. For distributors, retailers, and consumers alike, DENSO First Time Fit® remanufactured starters are the ideal choice. Features: High-voltage tested armature and field coils to ensure reliable performance; Premium copper terminals to ensure a clean source of electrical current; All-new bearings, brushes, and seals; Benefits: Maximum cranking torque under all conditions; Class leaders in size and weight; Environmentally designed to start in cold and hot weather conditions
Brand: Denso
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Engine Designation Fuel Type
2008 - Nissan Titan VK56DE GAS
Denso
2011 Nissan Titan Starter Motor Denso - Reman Starter

P311-06BDCBB    280-4249  Remanufactured

17430 , 17867 , 23300-7S000 , 3361964 , 446930 , 91-27-3321 , DAS532 , M2T85571 , S2867 , SR2290X

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$68.00 $196.21
Denso Starter Motor
  • DENSO First Time Fit® Starter Motor – Remanufactured
  • 2.0 kW OE Equivalent
  • DENSO First Time Fit® starters meet or exceed all manufacturer standards, mount properly with a minimum of installation issues, deliver maximum cranking torque under all conditions, and provide years of reliable service.
  • Reman Starter
  • Product Attributes:
    • Family: Mitsubishi Oe
    • Power Rating: 2.0
    • Starter Rotation: Clockwise
    • Voltage: 12.0
  • With over 60 years of experience supplying the automakers with premium electrical components, DENSO has the inside track on starter technology. The original DENSO gear-reduction starter is an industry benchmark, so rugged and powerful that it is often adapted for racing use. DENSO remanufactured starters are subjected to a rigorous test and replacement routine that produces the lowest return rates in the replacement aftermarket. Armatures and field coils are high-voltage tested; commutators are refinished and performance-validated; terminals and fasteners are replaced with high-quality copper components. And every starter is exactingly bench-tested to ensure factory-original performance. Remanufactured components offer tremendous value to consumers, and by recycling valuable parts and precious raw materials to be used again, they're the environmentally responsible choice as well. For distributors, retailers, and consumers alike, DENSO First Time Fit® remanufactured starters are the ideal choice. Features: High-voltage tested armature and field coils to ensure reliable performance; Premium copper terminals to ensure a clean source of electrical current; All-new bearings, brushes, and seals; Benefits: Maximum cranking torque under all conditions; Class leaders in size and weight; Environmentally designed to start in cold and hot weather conditions
Brand: Denso
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Engine Designation Fuel Type
2011 - Nissan Titan VK56DE GAS
TYC Products
2004 Nissan Titan Starter Motor 8 Cyl 5.6L TYC Products

P311-3654AE4    1-17867  New

17430 , 17867 , 17867N , 23300-7S000 , 2330M-7S000RW , 336-1964 , 337-1179 , 99419 , S2867 , SR2290X

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$155.86
TYC Products Starter Motor
  • TYC Starter Motor
  • Energy Output (KW): 1.4KW Configuration: PMGR
  • Product Attributes:
    • Configuration: Pmgr
    • Energy Output (kw): 1.4kw
    • Oe Manufacturer: Mi
    • Rotation Direction: Cw
Brand: TYC Products
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Submodel Body Block Engine CID CC
2004 - Nissan Titan LE Crew Cab Pickup V 8 Cyl 5.6L - 5552
Denso
2012 Nissan Titan Starter Motor Denso - Reman Starter

P311-560F451    280-4330  Remanufactured

16019 , 16171 , 19068 , 23300-1CA0A , 23300-1CA0B , 244-8609 , 91-27-3481 , DAS134 , M001T30671 , M1T30671 , M1T30672 , S3068

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$68.00 $196.18
Denso Starter Motor
  • DENSO First Time Fit® Starter Motor – Remanufactured
  • 2.0 kW OE Equivalent
  • DENSO First Time Fit® starters meet or exceed all manufacturer standards, mount properly with a minimum of installation issues, deliver maximum cranking torque under all conditions, and provide years of reliable service.
  • Reman Starter
  • Product Attributes:
    • Family: Mitsubishi Oe
    • Power Rating: 2.0
    • Starter Rotation: Clockwise
    • Voltage: 12.0
  • With over 60 years of experience supplying the automakers with premium electrical components, DENSO has the inside track on starter technology. The original DENSO gear-reduction starter is an industry benchmark, so rugged and powerful that it is often adapted for racing use. DENSO remanufactured starters are subjected to a rigorous test and replacement routine that produces the lowest return rates in the replacement aftermarket. Armatures and field coils are high-voltage tested; commutators are refinished and performance-validated; terminals and fasteners are replaced with high-quality copper components. And every starter is exactingly bench-tested to ensure factory-original performance. Remanufactured components offer tremendous value to consumers, and by recycling valuable parts and precious raw materials to be used again, they're the environmentally responsible choice as well. For distributors, retailers, and consumers alike, DENSO First Time Fit® remanufactured starters are the ideal choice. Features: High-voltage tested armature and field coils to ensure reliable performance; Premium copper terminals to ensure a clean source of electrical current; All-new bearings, brushes, and seals; Benefits: Maximum cranking torque under all conditions; Class leaders in size and weight; Environmentally designed to start in cold and hot weather conditions
Brand: Denso
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Fuel Type
2012 - Nissan Titan GAS
MPA
2013 Nissan Titan Starter Motor 8 Cyl 5.6L MPA - Remanufactured

P311-4102522    19123  Remanufactured

19123 , 19146 , 23300-ZV00A , M001T30871 , M1T30871

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MPA Starter Motor
  • Starter Remanufactured
  • Remanufactured
  • Product Attributes:
    • Design: Permanent Magnet Gear Reduction
    • kW Rating: 2.0 Kw
    • Manufacturer: Mitsubishi
    • Rotation: Clockwise
    • Teeth: 11
    • Volts: 12 Volts
Brand: MPA
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Region Fuel Type Block Engine CID CC
2013 - Nissan Titan Canada FLEX V 8 Cyl 5.6L - 5552
MPA
2013 Nissan Titan Starter Motor 8 Cyl 5.6L MPA - Remanufactured

P311-1142C38    16019  Remanufactured

19068 , 23300-1CA0A , 23300-1CA0B , 23300-1CA0C , M001T30672 , M001T30673 , M1T30671 , M1T30672 , M1T30673

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$63.00 $253.45
MPA Starter Motor
  • Starter Remanufactured
  • Remanufactured
  • Product Attributes:
    • Design: Permanent Magnet Gear Reduction
    • kW Rating: 2.0 Kw
    • Manufacturer: Mitsubishi
    • Rotation: Clockwise
    • Teeth: 9
    • Volts: 12 Volts
Brand: MPA
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Region Block Engine CID CC
2013 - Nissan Titan Mexico V 8 Cyl 5.6L - 5552

Latest Car Advice

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starter replacement

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Question From Guest on starter replacement

How do you change a starter in 2000 cadilliac deville. No money to take it to a mechanic, but have starter.
Rebecca

Response From dmac0923

disconnect both battery terminals.

disconnect the power lead to the starter.

unbolt starter

remove started from bell housing

lift new starter into place.

bolt starter down.

re-attach starter power lead.

reconnect batter terminals.

Job well done....grab a cold one

Response From Double J Top Rated Answer

You failed to mention that the intake manifold has to be removed to access the starter.
Starter is under the intake ..


Jim

Response From dmac0923


You failed to mention that the intake manifold has to be removed to access the starter.
Starter is under the intake ..


Jim



Eeek that doesnt sound like much fun at all.

newbie needs help with starter trouble

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Question From Guest on newbie needs help with starter trouble

ok my issue is i dropped the starter from a 85 firebird went to the local pick a part picked up a starter, now there starter is good we had tested it and it spinns up right away now the issue is when i took the starter out at the pick a part it came with two shims that sat between the starter and the truck, on the firebird there where no shims, so with that in mind we put the start in the firebird without the shims not the starter makes a clanking noise should i put the shims in, what i think has happend is that the starter is now sitting to high and the gears are hitting to high on each other. so my question is should i put the shims in and try or take the starter back to the pick a part and attempt a new starter

Response From way2old Top Rated Answer

Install shims first

Response From Guest

thank you i shall install the shims and try, another question then, is that why i get the loud noise from the starter due to not having them in and the starter then sitting to high ???? just so i know, i do have general knowlage when it comes to working on the engine but there are some things that i need to figure out, it has been a few years since i last worked on a car and haven't had to worrie about this kinda stuff but now that i am with my gf her cars are not up to snuff so i want to get them on the road without spending too much money on taking these cars in for repair, just cause well we dont have much money lol but thank you for the help

Response From way2old

General Motors starters are notorious for needing shims. They are critical to have the proper gap between the flywheel and starter drive. Let us know how it comes out.

Response From Guest

well at the moment the shims seem to be a little long compared to the slot in which the starter sits so i may have to shave them down a lil but what seems weird is the fact that the original starter that was in there didn't have them so that is were i have my issue, i dunno really what to do its really a horrible placement of where they had put the original one there is a overhang on the body that blocks the shim i hope i get it lol but your help is great i really apperiate it

Response From Tom Greenleaf


These are both Chev small blocks right?
Found some pics for shims and that deal. Above shims may have been made up for what was found used - dunno. Can the install the other way? They should be available.


This is the idea - to have the teeth not too close or too far away from each other when engaged.

The bolt holes should line right up - those shims can be put in with one bolt loose, then move shim to line up for second bolt. Not sure why they need to be ground down to fit?? As said - will they go the other way such that the tab has room??

T

Chevy tahoe starter problem

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Question From vic31_31 on Chevy tahoe starter problem

Hi replaced starter in 96 Chevy Tahoe 5.7 v8 with new remanufactured starter. Starter spinning but not engaging they flywheel. Any advice?

Response From Mr.scotty


Hi replaced starter in 96 Chevy Tahoe 5.7 v8 with new remanufactured starter. Starter spinning but not engaging they flywheel. Any advice?



I would not recommend buying a remanufactured unit.
You might want to spend a little more and buy a good new one.

Response From vic31_31

Took the starter in got it tested it works fine and it is identical to the one I took off. They said it could be a bad connection. I made sure I had good contact on bothe connections. Battery was dead from trying to start it with the old starter. I jumped it with wife's vehicle and starter just spins and does not engage. I read somewhere that the battery not having enough power could cause this so I hooked it up to the charger and will try again. Battery is only about 7 months old if it still doesn't work should I try a new battery?

Response From Discretesignals

Was the old starter that you replaced doing the same thing?

Response From vic31_31

Charged the battery and the starter is turning the motor now but it won't fire and doesn't turn over long before the battery is drained again. try a different battery?

Response From Hammer Time

Charging and testing the battery should have been the first thing you did.

Response From vic31_31

Ignited the battery was ok because it's not very old and this is the first time it's been discharged. I'll get it tested or get a new one to see if it resolves my issue. Thanks to all for the advice so far.

Response From Hammer Time

You can't look for any other issues in the electrical system until you have a known good, fully charged battery.

Response From vic31_31

Battery charged and tested good. Engine turns over for a bit before hearing the loud clunk noise which I believe is coming from the starter again. I'm stumped. May have to break down and have it towed to a mechanic so it doesn't break this starter.

Response From Hammer Time

You may have bigger issues than that.

Response From Discretesignals

I'm starting to wonder if this may have the crank sensor problem. With low battery problem and possible crank sensor issue, it could cause the engine to kick back and possibly damage the starter. Some of them could even cause a backfire that blows the intake gasket out. I'd replace the crank sensor just as a precautionary decision.

There is a TSB on this:

Bulletin No.: 00-06-04-014

Date: April, 2000

TECHNICAL

Subject: No, Hard, or Slow Start, Backfire or "Kickback" DuringCrank/Start, "Grinding" or Unusual Noises During Crank, DTC P0338(Replace Crankshaft Position Sensor)

Models: 1999-2000 Cadillac Escalade
1995-2000 Chevrolet and GMC SIT Models
1996-2000 Chevrolet and GMC C/K, M/L, G, P Models
1996-2000 Oldsmobile Bravada
with 4.3 L, 5.0 L, 5.7 L or 7.4 L Engine(VINs W, X, M, R, J RPOs L35, LF6, L30, L31, L29)

Condition:
Some customers may comment on one or more of the following conditions:
^ Backfire during crank/start
^ "Kickback" during crank/start
^ "No" start
^ "Slow" or "hard" start/crank
^ "Grinding" or unusual noises during crank/start
^ Cracked or broken engine block at the starter boss
^ Broken starter drive housing
^ Broken starter ring gear on flywheel
^ Any combination of the above

Cause:

A condition may exist that allows the crankshaft position sensor to command up to 50 extra degrees of spark advance during engine cranking only. This in turn exposes the engine to higher than normal cylinder pressures which may result in an inoperative condition to the starter drive housing, the engine flywheel starter ring gear, or the engine block at the outside edge of the starter boss.

Correction:

Inspect for a stored powertrain DTC code P0338. This DTC will NOT illuminate the "Service Engine Soon" light. If this code is stored, the Crankshaft Position Sensor, P/N 10456607, MUST be replaced and the remaining components inspected for damage (engine block at the starter boss, the starter drive housing, and the engine flywheel starter ring gear).

Response From vic31_31

No old starter would clunk once in a while then quit. Took it off to find part of the housing had broke off.

Response From Hammer Time Top Rated Answer

If the starter spins but does not engage the solenoid, it has a bad solenoid, plain and simple. It only has one trigger wire and once energized, both the solenoid and the armature engage so you have either a bad starter or a wrong starter. The wiring is pretty much a "no brainer". The only small purple wire goes on the only small "S" terminal.

Response From Hammer Time

Take it back and get another one. Sounds like the solenoid is bad.

starter on ford f250

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Question From dog_4003 on starter on ford f250

im trying to change my starter on my 1985 ford f 250 truck with a 6.9 liter diseal i have took the bottom bolts out from underneith the starter i found a 3rd bolt behind the starter i took out yet the starter still wont come out my question is do you have to take any of the bail housing bolts out of the transmission to remove the starter thats the only bolts i see left to get it off thanks

Response From Sidom Top Rated Answer

Going off memory there only 2 or 3 bolts that bolt the starter on. There is actually and adaptor plate between the engine & transmission the starter bolts to. (had to change one in a parking lot)

Just take the bolts out & the starter will come out, you may have to give it a rap with a hammer. If you are unsure of where the bolts are at, just look at the new starter.

Response From dog_4003

i have took the 2 bottom bolts out and i have banged and banged with a hammer it will not come off there must be another bolt some where else i have looked and looked and i can't find it you dont by chance remember where the bolts was located do you it looks to be one of the bail housing bolts to the transmission may be holding it on there what do you think or do you know where that third bolt is located the 2 on the bottom is out thanks

Response From Hammer Time

Don't you have the new starter to look at?

starter will not engage

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Question From trinak on starter will not engage

sometimes when i try to start my 1999 windstar the starter will not engage.we have bought a new starter, cleaned and tested all connections, even checked all wires all the way down, and checked fly wheel. we are truly stumped any ideas??

Response From re-tired

Are you saying it will not spin at all or that its spinning and not engaging the flywheel ? If the latter could be a bad flywheel.

Response From trinak

It is spinning just not engaging to turn it over (just grinds) 2 mechanics checked flywheel and nothing is wrong.

Response From Hammer Time

You also might want to double check that you even have the right starter. Some have very slight differences and may not have the same reach.

Response From trinak Top Rated Answer

I took the starter back to napa they said starter is good and is definetly the right starter. we are so frustrated !!!

Response From re-tired

Have your mechanics power up the bendix without the stator . Then you can check pinion depth with a wire gage . Should be pretty straight forword test . let us know the results.

Response From Sidom

Been ages since I've seen that..........On Chevys I remember some reman brands actually giving you the gauge with the starter......

Response From chickenhouse

Have your 2 mechanics checked the bendix?