Toyota Camry TYC 1-17774 Replacement Starter Review

Perfect replacement for my 2000 Toyota Camry. If you are going to do the job yourself, I strongly recommend that you purchase a set of 6 point metric sockets rather than the very common 12 point sockets. I've had occasions where 12 point sockets would slip off me (and not loosen the bolts), while 6 point sockets are very good for auto repairs.

I called my car several times with starting problems and no one could find anything wrong. All of their tests went well, but I knew there was a problem. I was looking up some stuff and found this guy so I gave it a try. Now my car runs great - rolls over and all (you know how cars are supposed to be haha)! It's easy to install if you do a little research on your car's specs and have access to the YouTube world. If you have a bit of DIY skill you can install this yourself in 30-45 minutes with a

I bought this to replace the intermittent starter motor on my 1998 Toyota Sienna. I was going to try to rebuild the solenoid (sounded like it was the problem) but it's cold now and 20 years old so I bought it for convenience. It turned out to be identical to the original in size and size. I had to remove the battery positive terminal and cruise control and twist up to gain access to remove the starter motor. It only took two screws and two wires to remove the starter and it came out with some…

My 2000 Toyota Camry LE currently has just over 300,000 (real) miles on it. I don't actually need a launcher, but knowing there was an application last time I replaced the current launcher. I decided 8 years ago from a preventative maintenance perspective that I shouldn't push my luck any further with current repairs with the (possibly brutal) Chicago winter months ahead. As usual, Revain (Prime) only took a few days to ship. The installation took the app from start to finish. 30 minutes and…

Tried the launcher before installing, works fine. After removing the old block and bolting on the new starter, the small black connector (the solenoid control wire) from the car wiring harness went into the mating connector on the starter solenoid but did NOT latch (click) and therefore fell out through vibration. . Since my pre-installation test consisted of simply TOUCHING the pin in the black connector with an alligator clip, I wasn't aware that the connector would NOT LOCK in order to grab…

So far so good. This starter is perfect for my 1998 Toyota Camry XLE with a 3.0 liter six cylinder engine. I burned the original starter motor (too long story to check) and looked at two auto parts stores and the Toyota parts department for a wire from the battery to the starter motor to no avail. Since I couldn't find anything, I wrapped the cable very well with electrical tape since all the copper strands were intact. The starter is very tight; I removed the entire air filter box and air…

because it was 1) a new product, not a conversion 2) made according to OEM specifications and my OEM has run 410,000 miles 3) has many good ratings 4) Cheap compared to other brands. The delivery was fast, it arrived in 2 days. Appearance and features are good. I've run it several times since I installed it, it works. There was one major issue that could have broken the deal had I bought it locally and returning it was as quick and easy as running to the parts store. There are two wires…