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Is it hard to change the starter motor?

Postby VanmanSB » Thu Apr 19, 2018 8:54 pm

58 plate 2.5 TD SWB

I'm planning to order a SM unit to fit next Mon. Is it s big job? I had a quick look underneath and it looks fairly accessible. Does anything need to be removed to gain access? Which one should I order and where from?

After stalling and not starting last night the garage said today that they think it's the SM.
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Re: Is it hard to change the starter motor?

Postby knobby1 » Thu Apr 19, 2018 9:21 pm

VanmanSB wrote:58 plate 2.5 TD SWB

I'm planning to order a SM unit to fit next Mon. Is it s big job? I had a quick look underneath and it looks fairly accessible. Does anything need to be removed to gain access? Which one should I order and where from?

After stalling and not starting last night the garage said today that they think it's the SM.


Again, there's no such animal as a 58 plate 2.5.

Starter motor is relatively easy to do on a RWD...(compared to some other things like the EGR). Only two large bolts holding on...then three wiring connectors....be sure to disconnect the battery first though. Don't forget your radio code..!

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