Starter motor AC DELCO or Duralast

Duralast Starter motor
URIO714
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Rating 5.0

I had the same issue with my 2016 V6 Touring. I followed the instructions on the TSB, replaced the starter with a Duralast Gold starter from Autozone ($400), & replaced the alternator (OEM) at the dealership. No issues at all. It has been over a year and a half.

Pros: no issues at all
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Duralast Starter motor
Sierra72
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Rating 5.0

I've gotten in the habit of installing the smaller, lighter, more powerful DL9990S in all of my older small block trucks that use the big heavy 3510 series starters. Never once had an issue with them.

Pros: smaller, lighter, more powerful, no issues
Part number: DL9990S
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AC DELCO Starter motor
ElderSoulWolf
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Rating 5.0

For anyone having this issue with a 454 7.4L Big Block Chevy Starter; PLEASE get a NEW ACDELCO starter with brand new knurled bolts from NAPA. I’ve had this side for months where my starter pinion would get stuck to my flywheel and grind till my flywheel shaved.

Pros: new starter, knurled bolts
Cons: starter pinion stuck
Vehicle: Chevrolet
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Duralast Starter motor

I got a starter from AutoZone (Duralast - remanufactured from Mexico) and installed it myself. Anyway, I got it free, took careful note as to where all the wires were supposed to go and then set about installing the other starter.

Pros: installed it myself
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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AC DELCO Starter motor
Snakebiteloo
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Rating 1.0

Ive just put the 3rd starter on my truck ('94 f150 w/351w) in about 2.5 years. All Delcos sense thats all I can get quickly here. The first one quite entirely and the last one still spun but would not engage the flywheel.

Cons: starter spun but not engage
Vehicle: Ford
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Duralast Starter motor
truvoice1
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Rating 1.0

My experience with Duralast starters have been horrible. They sell them with a 'lifetime guarantee', which means that every time they fail once a year or so, you have the pleasure of crawling under the car and switching it out for another one that is going to eventually fail!

Pros: lifetime guarantee
Cons: fails once a year
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Duralast Starter motor
TG_NCC
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Rating 2.0

Replaced the starter with a remanufactured one from AutoZone. Looking back, it never seemed right; it would start okay, but sometimes it seemed to turn slower than other times. So, bad Duralast remanufactured starter apparently.

Cons: slower than other times
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Duralast Starter motor

If your past 3 starters were genuine honda, they suck. Get a duralast. They actually last and work consistently compared to honda oem.

Pros: last and work consistently
Cons: genuine honda suck
Vehicle: Honda
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