Subject	Theres nothing wrong with getting a lifetime warranty
Posted by	Gennosuke on November 30, 2010 at 10:39 PM
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In Reply To	Since new starters are NLA are these actually any better posted by Wright (Ca) on November 30, 2010 at 09:37 PM
Message	duralast starter from autozone for $120 + ($50 core charge). Otherwise I have a OEM one in 100% working order for $40 shipped. Check my classifieds post.
Follow Ups	Since new starters are NLA are these actually any better - Wright (Ca) 21:37:01 11/30/10 I got mine from AutoZone and never had an issue. - ZLover4Life 21:44:15 11/30/10 Same here... Fitment was perfect and it worked great! (n/m) - JonnyZ(SoCal) 22:23:28 11/30/10 I got mine rebuilt localy for $75 - BigTDogg (MA) 22:05:47 11/30/10 Well, my starter is working(I think)... - Wright (Ca) 23:12:04 11/30/10 Also, does this make sense to anyone? - Wright (Ca) 23:36:37 11/30/10 After bein @ SZ an getting goodies,.. u didn't ask? - CoHPhasor 00:14:26 12/01/10 Battery voltage, possibly the sticky relay, bad solenoid - BigTDogg (MA) 06:15:45 12/01/10 Thanks. I don't think I wired anything to that pin but will - Wright (Ca) 09:23:34 12/01/10 Yes. I'd try the starter (inhibitor) relay first... - Gromit 15:57:09 12/01/10 Thanks, picked one up on my way home tonight. (n/m) - Wright (Ca) 22:46:53 12/01/10 Your bendix gear is shot. I got a used starter w/ good - lakerdude42 11:36:40 12/01/10 I thought that might be the case however it worked fine - Wright (Ca) 12:08:04 12/01/10 I'm no rocket scientist, but I'm guessing it didn't grind - lakerdude42 12:49:15 12/01/10 Haha. I meant the solenoid and starter worked as expected. (n/m) - Wright (Ca) 12:58:19 12/01/10 Theres nothing wrong with getting a lifetime warranty - Gennosuke 22:39:00 11/30/10
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