Starter going out
You might check first and make sure it isn't the flex plate missing some teeth as well. Better to make sure you get both parts if needed rather then to swap starters and still have a problem.
Jon
Jon
With my experience with starters, wether new, rebuilt, or factory, it's always best to get one with a good warranty. I've had a brand new starter go bad in just a couple weeks. Warranty!!!!!
yeah, go with the duralast at autozone. brand new. and you get a lifetime warranty for if something does go wrong. prices shouldn't be too bad. but do some research. because they will price match lol.
