So I noticed a lot of people are getting ripped off for a starter replacement. Its not a hard job, doesn't demand more than 5-7 tools. Its just a tedious SOB to get out because all the other parts in the way. Overall if I do it again, on a same vehicle as mine, it would take me 2 hours. It cost me about $140 for a new starter after returning my old one, and I also had to replace the intake manifold because I accessed it trough the top, instead of getting underneath.

Labor was done on my own with help from a friend of mine. Same mechanical knowledge. If anyone leaves in the area let me know and ill lend a helping hand, just look up the 831 area code.


How much was your fix? did you pay a sum dude? or on your own?

 

I paid a Mercedes mechanic about $700. for this job last August. My Acura/Honda guy was busy and couldn't do it in time. I'm also in 831.

 

$700!!!!! Damn! Next time pm me or something. I'll lend a helping hand.

 

nothing but knowledge from my father, that i fix my cars and AZ

the problems are the starter contacts and you can get them online.

 

hit up ebay always a great deal on there

 

Trying to find the clear corner lights for my 97 Acura TL 3.2 do you know any websites it will be a great help thanks

 

I paid 260 for the starter and installation

 

Looking for clear corner lights for my 97 Acura TL 3.2 any websites you know nice car mine is white also white cayman pearl

 

have u join our facebook page?

 

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The starter on a 2.5 can be replaced by reaching in from the driver side in front of the master brake. Get the two bolts that hold it off then maneuver it over to get the electrical connections off. Will slip out in front a bad around the master cylinder.