Starter motor Bosch or OEM Volkswagen

Bosch Starter motor
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Rating 5.0

I have the Bosch Starter for my 3.0, my last replacement from autozone that was 200+ didn’t even last 2 years, Bosch still going strong and I have cheap duratrash as a backup in my tool chest but it’s been collecting dust!!

Pros: long-lasting, reliable
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Bosch Starter motor
Butcher
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Rating 5.0

Get the starter that fits a diesel/VR6 engines. No bushing required. Lots of power and spins the engine almost to idle speed.

Pros: lots of power, spins engine fast
Cons: no bushing required
Part number: SR0407X
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Bosch Starter motor

I've done my starter once, this was about 12 years ago. I did it with a remanufactured Bosch unit. I haven't heard anything about heat affecting the starters.

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Bosch Starter motor
jackandfresca
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Rating 3.0

One was from rock auto and was new Bosch. It looked different than the one in the car but matched overall length and teeth. The other one was a rebuilt bosch from advance auto. They tested it for me in house before I left. I can hear the gear spin but not engaging.

Pros: tested in house
Cons: gear spin, not engaging
Vehicle: Volkswagen Jetta
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Bosch Starter motor
Phaeton2
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Rating 1.0

As preventive maintenance I replaced my starter with a new remanufactured starter by Bosch, part number SR0822X. Wouldn't start after I moved it from the wash bay to vacuum the inside. I heard a click and that was it. The starter didn't try to turn the engine at all.

Cons: starter didn't turn
Vehicle: Volkswagen Phaeton
Part number: SR0822X
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