Okay drive the van on ramps chalk rear wheels disconnect battery Under the van beside the oil pan you will see the starter motor disconnect the positive terminal and the two bolts that bolt it on the the engine lower it down by hand. Now reconnect positive terminal to the starter and any others present replace the retaining bolts tighten them .Now go up top reconnect battery and test start the van you should be good to drive now.
Fuel Economy
Fuel Type
Regular
MPG (city)
16
MPG (highway)
21
MPG (combined)
18
Fuel Economics
Cost to Drive 25 Miles
$3.39
Fuel to Drive 25 Miles
1.39 gal
Annual Fuel Cost
$2152
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I was going to tell you the starter don't work at all. It has been giving us problems. A couple days ago the Bendix drive was stuck and just ran for about 45 seconds before I turned the key again and it engaged with the flywheel. I had the transmission replaced a month or two ago and the mechanic said they where having problems with it at that time but since they where so over budget the took the starter apart and cleaned out the brushes and I will bet just cobbled the thing together. Any thoughts would be appreciated
I was kind of hoping for more details about what to remove up top to gain access to the thing but I will figure it out. Heck what do you expect for ten bucks anyway....Thanks :)
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