Starter Replacement
11-20-01, 12:33 PM
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Starter Replacement
I have replaced a start on my old n/a i used to have, but is there anything special or different about replacing a starter on a turbo2?
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11-20-01, 05:44 PM
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Originally posted by 1FastT2
Nope it should be just as easy.
Nope it should be just as easy.
11-20-01, 05:56 PM
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Originally posted by 13BAce
What he said, but make sure you disconnect your battery. I see so many people who never disconnect their battery when doing electrical work, and working under the car with just a floor jack and no jack stands.
What he said, but make sure you disconnect your battery. I see so many people who never disconnect their battery when doing electrical work, and working under the car with just a floor jack and no jack stands.
11-20-01, 07:39 PM
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Originally posted by Freeway
Just the thought of that frightens me. What the hell would you do if your car fell on you? Hope you mom, wife or girlfriend will run in and help you? Nope. They'ed be like what does the jack look like and how do I use it.
Just the thought of that frightens me. What the hell would you do if your car fell on you? Hope you mom, wife or girlfriend will run in and help you? Nope. They'ed be like what does the jack look like and how do I use it.
Exactly. That's why I always add an extra set of "emergency" jackstands in case my first set goes bad.
11-21-01, 06:11 PM
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yeah safety is deffinally first.
ok lets say i get the new starter in, and (god forbid) the car still doesnt crank.
what will i have to do???
Mike
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ok lets say i get the new starter in, and (god forbid) the car still doesnt crank.
what will i have to do???
Mike
87 turbo2
11-21-01, 10:46 PM
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Originally posted by BlackFC_NYC
yeah safety is deffinally first.
ok lets say i get the new starter in, and (god forbid) the car still doesnt crank.
what will i have to do???
Mike
87 turbo2
yeah safety is deffinally first.
ok lets say i get the new starter in, and (god forbid) the car still doesnt crank.
what will i have to do???
Mike
87 turbo2
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