Most car starters usually have two or three bolts on them, and they can be removed with a socket and ratchet. Disconnect the negative battery terminal when installing a car starter with help from an auto mechanic in this free video on car repair and diagnostics. Expert: Tom Brintzenhofe Bio: Tom Brintzenhofe has been a mechanic for the past 17 years. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC
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i cant see anything because of the letters
he knows what he’s talking about BUT on some cars u need to shim the starter or it will ***** on you. Shims give you more of a spacing inbetween the starter and flywheel so you dont have the flyweel ***** the starter when trying to start the car.
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1:29 lol he says, “put it back in your hole!
I replaced a starter w/solenoid on a 93 bonneville we had bought with a new starter from Advanced Auto Parts, and now it whines real bad on start up. I took it out and re-installed…same results. Whines real bad. I made sure it was sqaurely and evenly installed both times, but it didnt matter.
The old starter worked fine right up until it went out and never had any whining noises. Also there wasnt any shims attached to it. So I have no idea why it’s whining.
Any ideas on what to do? Thks
some are ook i suppose, i wish this was little more in depth though.
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Thanks, this is the best video on a starter i have found.
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For posting ’second comment”, you should change your name to Superstupid92. Moron
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what does that have to do with the video, idiot!