Thread #11797

starter issues

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C4 PresidentJune 16, 2008
#165652

starter issues

my brother in law has to replace his 92 sc430. Need suggestions. Other forums and friends say that he has to take apart 5 parts of the engine just to get to it. Even a bolt off the tranny. Any ideas or help?
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my brother in law has to replace his 92 sc430. Need suggestions. Other forums and friends say that he has to take apart 5 parts of the engine just to get to it. Even a bolt off the tranny. Any ideas or help?
C4 PresidentJune 18, 2008
#166360
well, can anyone give me some pointers?:shrug:
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well, can anyone give me some pointers?:shrug:
chrispyJune 18, 2008
#166369
Do you mean an SC400? For the 1UZ-FE engine, the starter is under the intake manifold. Ridiculously stupid design. It cost me about $500 to fix including a new starter on my GS400.
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Do you mean an SC400? For the 1UZ-FE engine, the starter is under the intake manifold. Ridiculously stupid design. It cost me about $500 to fix including a new starter on my GS400.
Lexus SoarerJune 18, 2008
#166435
chrispy;166369 wrote:Do you mean an SC400? For the 1UZ-FE engine, the starter is under the intake manifold. Ridiculously stupid design. It cost me about $500 to fix including a new starter on my GS400.
You're right. If you are referring to the SC400 then it will be a costly repair because you have to remove a few thing to get to the starter. That is the only thing I hated about the 1UZ.
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[quote=chrispy;166369]Do you mean an SC400? For the 1UZ-FE engine, the starter is under the intake manifold. Ridiculously stupid design. It cost me about $500 to fix including a new starter on my GS400.[/quote]You're right. If you are referring to the SC400 then it will be a costly repair because you have to remove a few thing to get to the starter. That is the only thing I hated about the 1UZ.
mista808June 18, 2008
#166511
I just check the removal procedure on an sc430 on our mitchelleondemand at work and yes it too, is under the intake manifold, sorry...
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I just check the removal procedure on an sc430 on our mitchelleondemand at work and yes it too, is under the intake manifold, sorry...
C4 PresidentJune 19, 2008
#166617
yeah it sounds complicated. but thats this weekend project i guess :shrug:
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yeah it sounds complicated. but thats this weekend project i guess :shrug:
flexinsteelzJune 19, 2008
#166874
go for it, its not that hard, just patient n time, use white out to label vaccum hoes, etc.. remember to get intake manifold gaskets...
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go for it, its not that hard, just patient n time, use white out to label vaccum hoes, etc.. remember to get intake manifold gaskets...