How to remove a starter

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-==General precautions on removing a starter==
-Prior to beginning work on the starter or any electrical system on an automobile the negative (-) battery cable should be disconnected.
-Starters are heavy and can easily cause injury if they were to fall on you.  Make sure that the starter is supported before removing the bolts and do not lie directly beneath it.
-==Per vehicle==
-===1990-199? Chevy Blazer, S10, Bravada, ect. with 4.3L engine===
-'''Tools needed:'''
-mm wrench
-mm or 5/16",13mm, 14mm, 15mm (3/8" drive sockets)1/4" drive 11mm deep socket
-Extensions
-/4in and 3/8in drive ratchet. If bolts are tight, use breaker bar.
-Jack and jackstands
-Lug wrench/3/4" socket with 1/2" drive breaker bar
-'''INSTRUCTIONS:'''
-. Remove the negative battery cable (use 8mm socket or wrench and jack up the truck/suv).
-.Remove wheel and disconnect Battery cable and "S" terminal with 13mm and 8mm sockets. The "S" terminal nut is easy to remove
-using a fine tooth ratchet.
-. Remove and support the starter. For better access, remove the torque converter cover (4 bolts) and the transmission line which is bolted to the engine oil pan. Use an 11mm socket.
-Remove the starter and install the rebuilt/new starter. Replace everything you removed to get to the starter.
-[[Category:Electrical]]
-[[Category:Engine]]

Latest revision as of 08:04, 23 December 2024