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iTrader: (3)

What all would I need to rebuild my starter? Or would it be better just to go ahead and buy one from Mongo for 35 bucks???? Problem is I go to turn the car over and it sounds like the starter is in a bind. I hit it with a hammer and usually it will start up and that last for about a week. Then I gotta do it again. Are they easy to rebuild? Thanks guys

10CSSTC

For 35 i wouldn't even bother researching what the rebuild consists of

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iTrader: (3)

true but maybe I could rebuild mine and sell it out cheap for someone who is in need of one. Plus its always nice to know how to do something new lol

10CSSTC

There seems to be a thread in the lounge about you selling stuff that you should probably check out.

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iTrader: (3)

Come on MrB where are you lol and btw bud I know thanks tho

574

iTrader: (5)

I'm a thrifty MF'er but I think I'd still just buy a new one haha

riceburner

iTrader: (66)

Yea me too esp for $35 from mongo why not

GreenySC2

i had started to ramble on what all the starter has in it parts wise, but it was a lot of typing, simply put if its done just get a new one..

i've never seen a rebuild kit for a starter?

i make starters every day it pays for my cobalt haha

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iTrader: (3)

Well then I guess once I replace it I guess il just fiddle with it

GreenySC2

break down of the starter pretty simple... ha

Gelladuga69

iTrader: (4)

I just ended up replacing mine the day mine got stuck for $200 brand new with life time warranty.
If you can wait a few days, definitely get one from Mongo.

GreenySC2

I'd put up pictures of a broken down starter at work but i can't no photos allowed

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