Starter install, which to buy/ difficulty???
Starter install, which to buy/ difficulty??? my starter is shott. is there a specific one i should get from summit or should i just look for a genuine gm part??? also does anyone know the difficulty of the install? any other help is appreciated.
is it simple unbolt old one bolt in new one and done or is there more involved ex. adjustment and such??? im trying to debate between spending $250 at a shop or about $175 from summit to do it myself.
this should be fine right??? http://store.summitracing.com/partde...0&autoview=sku
any idea how long it should take?? i might just do this myself and hold onto my other 80 bux lol
any idea how long it should take?? i might just do this myself and hold onto my other 80 bux lol
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Originally Posted by firechicken99
That long to remove a few bolts and get it out? j/w
autozone sounds like a good idea i know they offer lifetime replacements on a lot of parts
autozone sounds like a good idea i know they offer lifetime replacements on a lot of parts
Shouldn't take more the an 1hr.
Bottomr right side of the engine, right below the oil dipstick tube. Disconnect battery and make sure car is in neutral if its an M6.
Probably 2-3 bolts, I'm not sure if any are reverse fed through though never done a starter on my car. Jack the car up nice and high. Shouldn't take too long.
If you car is an M6 make sure its in neutral and the battery is disconnected, if not you could spin the flywheel which would make the car lurch forward which is bad when your under it and the front is on jack stands.
Probably 2-3 bolts, I'm not sure if any are reverse fed through though never done a starter on my car. Jack the car up nice and high. Shouldn't take too long.
If you car is an M6 make sure its in neutral and the battery is disconnected, if not you could spin the flywheel which would make the car lurch forward which is bad when your under it and the front is on jack stands.
