How do I remove a starter on a hyundai 1997 accent 1.5 Then need to possibly repair bendix or solinoid. I'm told this is probably the problem. When I turn the ignition key the starter makes a king of load grinding/clicking noise
I've done a service on my car before. So Oil change, Air Filter, Oil Filter, Spark Plugs, Fuel Filter, brakes. Is repairing the starter myself being too ambitious?
Maybe you should weigh your options cause probably cheaper to replace that rebuild disconect bat before you remove starter take all wires loose remembering where they go dont mix up and remove 2 or 3 bolts that hold the starter in place then remove and replace in reverse order
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I can't help with actually removing the starter, however, it is not usually a difficult job on most cars if you can access the starter. That said, in todays world, rarely do you repair a starter, would normally just replace it. Would be unusual to find parts to re-build it. Parts store will charge you a core charge, get it back when you turn in the old starter, and they send it off to be re-built. (I assume they still do that, knock on wood, haven't changed a starter since my Dad & I did on a '74 Gran Torino back in late '70s.)
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