stuartrolfe
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I've looked at Eurocar parts. They have a Lucas for £113 or a Startline for £65. Any suggestions? MAny thanks
Where's best for new starter motor?
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stuartrolfe
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PS I've got a 72 crossover ex German Fire Service panel van. Only 27000km on the clock, Its the solenoid thats gone not the actual starter. Can I replace just the solenoid?
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You can replace just the solenoid
Mike F
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I had issues buying a new starter motor a while back. First one didn’t work so took it back, had to wait for another to be delivered so I was given one from the exchanges box. It was fitted just in case, worked and is still on the van!
I use a Skoda starter, from a TDI model. Powerfull and self supporting . It just need a little mod to mount on a 3 rib box. And i also use a hard start relay, to ensure full power to the starter.
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had a genuine VW one that had been refurbished fitted on Saturday after mine failed. i know a man who will sell you one if you need.
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Could you pm me the details please as wanted to get my original starter refurbished
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Pm sentCould you pm me the details please as wanted to get my original starter refurbished
