New starter ?
#1
New starter ?
I have RX-8 -2004 manual 5-speed and i need a new starter.
Will this fit to my car and fix the warm starting problem ?
http://www.dealerdirectparts.com/Pro...4337706-RX-8-4
Will this fit to my car and fix the warm starting problem ?
http://www.dealerdirectparts.com/Pro...4337706-RX-8-4
#4
every freaking day ....
https://www.rx8club.com/series-i-do-yourself-forum-73/what-belongs-diy-forum-163653/
https://www.rx8club.com/series-i-do-yourself-forum-73/what-belongs-diy-forum-163653/
#5
Worry not TeamRX8, I got his back.
Step one) Purchase New upgraded starter motor.
Step Two) Disconnect battery.
Step three) Jack up the left front side of your car. Make sure to place a jack stand.
Step four) locate starter
Step five) Disconnect the two wires attached to the starter, one is a clip, and one is hiding under a plastic hood type thing.
Step six) unbolt starter from tranny by first unbolting the lower bolt, and then the upper bolt, the latter of which will be harder to reach
Step six *note: If the upper bolt appears to be spinning freely, It probably is because it goes all the way through the transmission to the other side. Hold the other end of the bolt somehow until it is completely unscrewed.
Step Seven) Remove old starter.
Step eight) Install new starter following these instructions backward.
Step Nine) Weep slightly as it dawns on you that you may need to replace your engine.
Congrats your done!
Step one) Purchase New upgraded starter motor.
Step Two) Disconnect battery.
Step three) Jack up the left front side of your car. Make sure to place a jack stand.
Step four) locate starter
Step five) Disconnect the two wires attached to the starter, one is a clip, and one is hiding under a plastic hood type thing.
Step six) unbolt starter from tranny by first unbolting the lower bolt, and then the upper bolt, the latter of which will be harder to reach
Step six *note: If the upper bolt appears to be spinning freely, It probably is because it goes all the way through the transmission to the other side. Hold the other end of the bolt somehow until it is completely unscrewed.
Step Seven) Remove old starter.
Step eight) Install new starter following these instructions backward.
Step Nine) Weep slightly as it dawns on you that you may need to replace your engine.
Congrats your done!
#7
Warm starts dude. If you've changed coils, plugs, and the starter and you still have hot start problems you could be losing compression. I had the same hot start issues after changing all of those and it resulted in a new engine (reman). Check with your dealer to perform a compression test should run around 125-150 depending on the local stealerships pricing.
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