follow the serpentine belt, the starter lools like a cylindrical canister, and has 2 or 3 wire coming off. It will be back and under the alternator. unscrew the bolts, remove belt from starter, take it out, replace, reposition belt, tighten bolts, and your back in business. Starters are easy. I am a complete idiot (I ofter break bolts, etc) and I do all my own starter work.
well, consitering that the starter motor isn't run off the serpentine belt, this wont help, the starter motor is on the back side of the engine, below the intake manifold. and drives the engine off of the flexplate or flywheel. pretty simple really, unhook the few wires running to it, label where you got them just to avoid confusion. then remove the 2 or so bolts that hold it the the housing, again remembering where you got them. after that the starter should just pull away. installation is hte reverse of the install
As with all modern starters, the Saturn starter relay is attached to and an integral part of the starter motor.
on the motor.
crawl under the car an remove it
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To change the starter on a 1998 s10, the motor mount will have to be removed. Support the motor on a jack with a board on the top of it, and remove the mount to get to the starter.
As with almost ALL modern vehicles, the starter relay/solenoid is attached to and an integral part of the starter MOTOR.
Saturn made more than one car in 2000 so you will need to be more specific! The s-series motor will not fit in an l series car though if that is what you are asking.
Yes, it screws out and has a simple connector. Look in a manual for the exact location of the sensor. In earlier models it was on the engine block, near the starter.
Yes, it screws out and has a simple connector. Look in a manual for the exact location of the sensor. In earlier models it was on the engine block, near the starter.
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