Inexpensive Starter Replacement

[RaiderJim]

Jim are you just replacing the motor and not trying to use the whole starter?

I see now that i must use only the new motor and reuse the original gear...correct?

 

[Steel]

Is the correct one, the toyota solaro 2.2 one?

17610 fits a 1999 Toyota Solara 2.2L with 5SFE motor.

 

[RaiderJim]

I see now that i must use only the new motor and reuse the original gear...correct?

I can send the old one back as i got one from that 1st post...a celica one..I believe the correct one is the toyota solaro 2.2 one..correct? Thank you

 

[Joesmoe]

If you look at the cross reference chart, you'll see the starter is used on a BUNCH of models. I included the links in the first post (if you go back and look).

I'm still looking for the actual part number for the 1.4kW model so I can update the first post.

The prices on the place in Georgia hard to beat -- claim to be new AND include shipping.

 

[Joesmoe]

Would someone please research the 1.4kW starter number ?

The discount place in Georgia doesn't have one, and Auto Zone has rebuilt Denso units. I was almost certain someone is making new.

Please let me know, and I'll edit the first post where folks can find it.

 

[Steel]

I found this for $82. New Starter 1999 TOYOTA SOLARA 2.2L

Part number: 17774N_PLA-47

 

[barbagris]

It's already been pointed out but to give it a bump. The Denso starter solenoid is prone to contact wear. The repair kits from the UK are worth having in the toolbox - I have a couple JUST IN CASE. Home - RepairkitsUK | Starter Motor Repair Kits | Don't Buy a New Start Motor - Repair It

 

[HansO]

I had the 1.4 starter and after the mucking about switching the part over never regretted it, it spun the motor like nobodies business

 

[HansO]

that and 200amp + and - cables

 

[warp9.9]

I think I have one in the trailer I'll get out there , see if I can round it up for a photo