Put em back the same way you took em off silly.
Replacing the starter on a 1999 Monte Carlo is fairly easy to do. The car will need to be jacked up to reach the starter. The wires will need to be disconnected from the starter before removing it. After the wires are removed, the starter can be taken down by removing the two bolts. After the starter is removed, replace it with a new one.
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sure it can be done but you will need an ignition switch diagram to be able to do it so you know which wires go onto the push button.
It's located on the center of the engine block Just about the middle of the engine, on the front. Look directly across from the radiator fan, and you should find a round device with another round capsule on the top of it. It should have 3 bolts with wires connected to them. This is your starter and starter solonoid.
inside of the door of the Monte Carlo there are two tan wires, a larger one, a smaller one, a blue wire, and a black, try to get some shrink rubber for wires or electrical tape either one, I prefer the rubber all you need to do is put it on one end before tieing the two wires each together and then take a lighter and heat the rubber and it will shrink around the exposed wires. When you put the door trim back on the locks will work I recently worked on a 1992 Monte Carlo with the exact problem.
disconnect cables at battery,then remove wires from starter,then take out 3 mounting bolts that hold starter in,sometimes you can remove wires when starter is out, if they are long enough.
I have a 2001 Monte Carlo and mine started sputtering. It took me about a month to fix it but all I needed was a tune up....but all I did basically is change the spark plugs and wires out and now it runs great
Check your local library, they may have a auto repair database that would have wiring diagrams, ours does.
disconnect battery. Diconnect wires from starter. Unbolt starter and pull it out. Simple.
follow the wires that come off the positive battery terminal the starter has two bolts to take off then the starter comes off then unhook the power wires from starter
Yes... Where all the spark plug wires go into the same spot.Yes... Where all the spark plug wires go into the same spot.
The starter needs a large wire from the battery and a wire from the starter switch. These are connected to the solenoid that is attached to the starter.