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Duralast Starter motor

I too have a 87 wagon. However, my experience with Duralast starters was with my 2005 Subaru. Was recently in jam and needed quick replacement then. The duralast was essentially a remanufactured part and seemed ok quality. Has been almost two months since installation and no problems at all.

Pros: seemed ok quality, no problems
Vehicle: Subaru
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Duralast Starter motor
greatfool66
  • Cranking:
Rating 5.0

After every diagnostic I could think of I got a Duralast reman starter from Auzotone and the engine cranked right over first try so looks like a defective reman was the problem. Lesson learned that you can’t always trust bench testing to find issues.

Pros: engine cranked right over
Cons: defective reman
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OEM Toyota Starter motor
TheLaserGuru
  • Cranking:
  • Multiple attempts:
Rating 4.0

It seems to work pretty well, AC/heat keep blowing with the engine off in well designed systems. Starter is often much better than conventional starters, bringing engine to higher RPM at start which reduces the normal issues with constant start-stop.

Pros: AC/heat keep blowing
Cons: poor implementation
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OEM Toyota Starter motor

Toyota 2UZ is in the same spot, and the original starter in those can last well past 250k miles when they're not being roasted by the exhaust and drenched in water regularly.

Pros: starter lasts long
Vehicle: Toyota
Mileage: 402336 km
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Duralast Starter motor
p0ckyninja
  • Cranking:
Rating 5.0

On my gen1, when mine was going out I replaced with the s2 starter from autozone "Duralast Starter 19407". Have had no issues since.

Pros: no issues
Vehicle: Mazda
Part number: 19407
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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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Duralast Starter motor
RadientNak
  • Cranking:
Rating 1.0

I just had a similar issue with my 2015. I changed the starter with a duralast part from autozone, still didn't work. Ended up biting the bullet and taking the car to Ford. They explained to me that a genuine ford part was needed as the starter is part of the security system.

Cons: didn't work, ford part needed
Vehicle: Ford Focus
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Duralast Starter motor
Max_mlg7
  • Cranking:
  • Multiple attempts:
Rating 1.0

I got a starter from Autozone 3 times and finally got one that would start the next day as well. I bought the first one from AZ and it was the Duralast Gold for the lifetime warranty. When I installed the first one it worked for the entire day no problem then the next morning the car wouldn\u2019t start mind you I changed the battery a week prior. So I took it out went back to AZ swapped it out put the new one back in and I worked 5 times until I went to run errands and the car wouldn\u2019t start. Went to a different AZ and swapped it out\u2026 now I\u2019m on the 3rd going 2 days strong.

Pros: lifetime warranty
Cons: failed quickly, multiple replacements
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