Starter motor Bosch or Duralast

Always try to get quality brands like Bosch. They always seem to last forever and they replace anything that is worn internally too so you can almost guarantee it will last.

New starter (Bosch) (Late 2017)

some starters may have a resistor bypass connection.. that when the solenoid plunger is pulled in.. the R terminal is connected to cranking battery power.. this wire is hooked to the coil positive.. where the other wire to the coil positive comes thru a resistor.. this allows the coil to get higher voltage while cranking.

So, after a fun summer and fall of some great worry free driving something came up.... it wouldn't start properly. So naturally I took the battery to advanced auto parts to test it, it worked fine and passed, then tested the starter, and was reading a bit slow, can't quite remember the cranking speed but it was in the low 100's RPM. So after days of having to pop start the car, yes I know.... poor clutch! I got a brand new REMAN Bosch starter, and installed it. For the next two days it started just fine

The starter is a Bosch premium re-manufactured unit and tested good before I put it in.

After testing, 14.8 v at the starter when cranking is better than the .7 volt drop before! and now there's no battery drain!

yeah its a pretty common thing, i my self have replaced 4 or 5 of them... do yourself a favor, go to autozone and get the duralast one. they're the same thing as the bosch and have a lifetime warranty. oh and that hasnt been the duralast ive had to replace that much, ive only had to replace it once.

The starter is a rebuilt BOSCH which I stated above.

We got the battery tested - it's fine. Tried tapping the starter, but still no joy.

i had a durasuck crap out on me after 4 days, replacement one covered under the "warrenty" did the same thing. get a bosch