any one willing to help me change the starter in my car before the new owner (kind of new owner) taks possession of the can. please. the sooner the better i may have tonight off well atleast till 4 today. then i work at 1 tomorrow
I really dont want to pay a shop 90 bucks just to install. i have done lots of things not sure I want to tackle this yet. i can help though.
Last edited by CPAguy91885; 2012-04-20 at 11:45 AM.
The starter is easy, I don't know why people make such a big deal about it. Remove your intake, and then its 3-4 nut/bolts that are fairly easy to access. The most difficult part is then wrestling it out between all of the hoses. It takes a little twisting, pushing, pulling, and some muscle, but you don't need to remove anything besides the intake and the starter itself. Sure its not as easy as a RWD car that normally takes about 5 minutes, but the last time I did one on my cougar it was in and out in under 45 minutes.
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2001 C2 3L ATX -SVT UIM/TB, BB LIM, CAI, B&G Springs, BAT Struts, MSDS Headers, Optimized Y-pipe, B&M Oil Cooler
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ok starter is in.
Good job.
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2001 C2 3L ATX -SVT UIM/TB, BB LIM, CAI, B&G Springs, BAT Struts, MSDS Headers, Optimized Y-pipe, B&M Oil Cooler
C2 Work in Progress - Silver Frost Roush Cougar - Rio Red Cougar
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