Subject	Incredibly easy
Posted by	ZDUCTIV on August 14, 2008 at 1:01 AM
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In Reply To	How much of a pain to replace a starter? posted by Timmy on August 13, 2008 at 03:38 PM
Message	Follow the instructions in engine removal guide. 14. Remove the Starter Remove the clutch slave cylinder (2 x 14mm) Disconnect starter (1 plug, 1 x 12mm nut) Remove small heat shield window (2 x 10mm) Remove starter (1 x 14mm bolt, 1 x 14mm nut) I usually don't bother removing the heat shield window as you can get it off without doing that. Less than an hour job.
Follow Ups	How much of a pain to replace a starter? - Timmy 15:38:26 08/13/08 It's too tough. (n/m) - Barry (NJ) 15:43:49 08/13/08 2nd. If you have to ask how hard something is then it's too - 600ZXR 15:47:33 08/13/08 wrong wrong wrong. I constantly keep tackeling projets - longhornz32(Fort Worth) 15:56:31 08/13/08 You obviously don't have to ask.Thanks for proving my point. (n/m) - 600ZXR 16:22:40 08/13/08 Um how do you think I determine if a project is too tough - longhornz32(Fort Worth) 18:20:57 08/13/08 Right, you look at it ask yourself what is involved then - 600ZXR 18:49:07 08/13/08 Hmm. So with your reasoning if I know something is wrong - longhornz32(Fort Worth) 20:59:39 08/13/08 I'm glad I didn't follow your reasoning... - rojoloco (San Diego) 04:16:15 08/14/08 You win 600ZXR - Bezza 18:40:08 08/13/08 "and Mr. Wrong" (n/m) - ZXers 19:21:02 08/13/08 doh... *not too tough ;~) (n/m) - Barry (NJ) 15:48:45 08/13/08 Ever removed your exhaust? It's pretty straight forward - 91Z32TT 15:43:51 08/13/08 Note: I may have forgotten a couple bolts - 91Z32TT 15:44:55 08/13/08 I never removed the exhaust when removing the starter. (n/m) - Barry (NJ) 15:47:37 08/13/08 Hmmm, maybe you don't? I seemed to recall my SZ pipes - 91Z32TT 15:52:10 08/13/08 Ok, first off thanks for everyone's help, I need jack stands - Timmy 15:58:37 08/13/08 Starter's not too bad, even for a first time. Just a regula - yobobrox 16:36:00 08/13/08 Geez Tim, you've been here for 9 years. Time to get - Gordo 93TT Daytona 16:26:56 08/13/08 I did have Jackstands but I just moved back home from - Timmy 18:16:53 08/13/08 Rule #1: NEVER sell or give away any tools. (n/m) - WoodmanZ 04:45:24 08/14/08 Re: Rule #2: Buy any tool you 'might' someday need. (n/m) - Gordo 93TT Daytona 16:54:30 08/14/08 One tip, don't forget to disconnect the battery. (n/m) - TTFairladyZ 17:11:25 08/13/08 2nd (n/m) - Piranha(AZ) 17:26:51 08/13/08 it is def a pain. i went to sears and bought a starter wre - pearlyellowtt 18:30:23 08/13/08 ???? I've had no problem removing it with a 14mm wrench - Dave N 18:35:12 08/13/08 crap, we're supposed to rotate that? (n/m) - LJZTT 21:07:55 08/13/08 i think he's referring to an O2 sensor type wrench.. (n/m) - LaRose 21:09:53 08/13/08 lol! - Waggz 21:09:54 08/13/08 "Not needed on the Z." Hence the point of my post. :-) (n/m) - Dave N 21:25:16 08/13/08 ah. - Waggz 21:45:44 08/13/08 Hence why your post just made my night. (n/m) - 5280Z_nightstalker 23:22:08 08/13/08 On a scale of 1 to 10 of difficulty... - Waggz 18:57:18 08/13/08 If your profile is accurate, then you still have the OE - Dave N 19:00:38 08/13/08 Incredibly easy - ZDUCTIV 01:01:41 08/14/08 If you go OEM forking out $317 is going to be the most >> - CincyZX 01:06:59 08/14/08 Not really .. he can look here >>>>> - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 04:12:13 08/14/08 Why buy a used starter? - CincyZX 22:27:56 08/14/08
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