Remove a starter form a 98 s-10

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Thats he motor its located between the engine and the firewall, mounted directly on the engine..

1.) remove the negative pole form the battery.

2.) remove the top bolt holing the starter to the engine,

3.) swing the starter down and remove the electrical wires from it, label them so you will know what goes were.

4.) remove the bottom bolts holding h starter in place.

5.) install the new one in reverse

The transmission range sensor , park neutral safety switch . Is fuse #23 60 amp in the engine bay fuse block good ?

SOLENOID REPLACEMENT
(see Figures 5, 6 and 7)

Prior to removing the solenoid from the starter motor unit, matchmark the solenoid-to-starter motor housing position, as shown in the accompanying illustration.

1. Remove the starter motor from the vehicle.
2. Detach the solenoid-to-starter motor wire from the solenoid terminal.

Do not disassemble the solenoid; if the solenoid is defective, replace the entire unit with a new one.

1. Remove the two attaching screws, then slide the solenoid out of the starter motor housing flange.
   

Fig. 5: Before removing the starter motor solenoid, matchmark the solenoid-to-starter motor housing relationship



Fig. 6: Disconnect the field coil lead from the solenoid by loosening the retaining nut ...



Fig. 7: ... then remove the two attaching screws and separate the solenoid from the motor housing


To install:

1. Inspect the solenoid plunger joint for wear or other damage. Replace it, if damage is evident.
2. Apply Suzuki Super Grease A (99000-25010) or equivalent, to the solenoid plunger and to the tip of the lever arm (inside the starter motor-to-solenoid housing hole).
3. Insert the solenoid into the starter motor housing, ensuring that the matchmarks made during removal are aligned.
4. Install and tighten the two attaching screws securely.
5. Attach the starter motor-to-solenoid wire to the solenoid terminal.
6. While the starter motor is removed form the vehicle, perform the testing procedure to ensure that the new solenoid functions properly.
7. Install the starter motor.

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The starter motor is located on the back side of the engine (closest to the firewall) underneath the fuel injection/intake manifold. To replace it, first disconnect the battery, then remove the main power cable (heavy wire) and the start wire (light wire). Next remove the two bolts for the intake manifold support bracket and remove bracket. Remove one bolt on starter rear support bracket and 3 bellhousing flange bolts (two accessible from starter side, on accessible from bellhousing side). the starter is now free and can be taken out form teh passenger's side (LHD).

There is a spring in the starter that should cause it to disengage after the electricity is removed. Double check that the electricity is removed form the starter side of the solenoid, cause that is the easiest thing to check first. Then take the starter off and have it checked for free at your local auto store. If it seems OK to them it may be the starter is not the right one for the bell housing. If it sticks in to far, the starter gear may be stuck partly in the flywheel.

This is for a Mazda 323F The starter motor is located on the back side of the engine (closest to the firewall) underneath the fuel injection/intake manifold. To replace it, first disconnect the battery, then remove the main power cable (heavy wire) and the start wire (light wire). Next remove the two bolts for the intake manifold support bracket and remove bracket. Remove one bolt on starter rear support bracket and 3 bellhousing flange bolts (two accessible from starter side, on accessible from bellhousing side). the starter is now free and can be taken out form teh passenger's side (LHD).

The starter motor is located on the back side of the engine (closest to the firewall) underneath the fuel injection/intake manifold. To replace it, first disconnect the battery, then remove the main power cable (heavy wire) and the start wire (light wire). Next remove the two bolts for the intake manifold support bracket and remove bracket. Remove one bolt on starter rear support bracket and 3 bellhousing flange bolts (two accessible from starter side, on accessible from bellhousing side). the starter is now free and can be taken out form teh passenger's side (LHD).

Don't bother repairing it...I would call up a local wrecker and get a swap over...shouldn't cost you more than $30 - $50

4.3 litre V6 ? first disconnect the battery before you start, then raise vehicle and place safely on approved weight rated jack stands, you will need a 14 mm or 15 mm socket wrench and an 8 mm socket or wrench to remove wire leads from starter and solenoid, remove starter by removing the two mounting bolts, reinstall in opposite form. starter is on paasenger side of motor sitting in the driver seat...

probably form bottom, jack up vehicle and secure , some hardware may have to be removed from top