🔋 DB Electrical 410-14024 Starter: Compatible with Ford Taurus, Tempo, Windstar, Lincoln Continental - 1990-1997 Models Review

After purchasing two alternators for my two F-150 trucks and one alternator for my backhoe, all of which fit perfectly and worked perfectly, I finally had a problem with the starter solenoid I had for his kid Ford bought Taurus. DB Electrical sent me a new replacement starter and didn't even ask for a replacement for the failed starter. They just asked me to keep the broken starter for a future return, if the new starter has any issues both can be returned. I installed a new starter and it…

This starter fits and works as it should. It really revs the engine and starts better than it has in years. What you really need to know is that Ford's original plastic insulator will likely disintegrate when you remove it. So you'll need good tape to isolate the positive terminal so you don't short out the battery when changing the oil filter. next time. This is a Ford issue, as is installation under an oil filter. Also, the original solenoid wire becomes unnecessary and therefore a new one is

$56 at time of purchase for a complete starter. If bought locally, the solenoid alone costs about $45. For that $56 I got a starter that was bench tested before shipping. A sample print is attached. The "Start" terminal comes with a pigtail and a spatula so you can choose what suits your application. My only complaint, and a rather small one overall, was that the two large terminals use a slightly different bolt than the factory starter on my '97 Taurus. I wasn't able to reuse the factory…