DB Electrical SMT0283 Pathfinder Infiniti Review

Waste of time installing as it only took a few months. Now I have to uninstall it and reinstall another brand, this time with Napa Lifetime. I would give zero stars if I could.

Well my car started straight away and runs to this day so I'd say it's a well made starter and does what it's supposed to do. Much cheaper than buying from an auto parts store and definitely cheaper than ordering from a dealer. Very happy with this purchase.

My 2004 Titan's starter motor accidentally failed on a business trip and of course I panicked. My husband found this and it was delivered within days and he installed it without it. Since then the car has run perfectly. Great value for money and worth it if you're mechanically inclined.

Starter works and installs with no problems. It's still working a week later and if anything changes I'll update the review. It's not something you want to replace again. It's also half the price at a chain auto parts store! I put mine on a 2004 Nissan Armada and it fit perfectly.

Order it you won't regret it, save tons for your pocket and that goes for doing it yourself too, i used it on my titan and i'm sorry to tell you but its not visible in the center of the engine but its worth replacing and save tons in the long run. the sizing chart for revain hasn't let me down yet! Works amazing, they don't lie!

Fits my 2004 Nissan Pathfinder Armada SE. There are many YouTube videos that help. I made mine in about an hour and a half. Don't forget to tie. And get a 9-13 pound torque wrench because that's where the exhaust pipe bolts need to be tightened. Trust me and learn from my mistakes. I broke one and now I have the code. And you also need to find time to drill it or pull it out easily! Just take your time and take your time. Slow smooth, smooth fast.

Great price perfect part for 2004 Nissan Armada. Please note this is NOT an easy install for Nissan Armada/Titan 5.6L. To do this you will have to remove the intake manifold as it is located just below. You've seen the memes. Why Mechanics Hate Engineers. This is one such scenario. If you do it yourself (like me), get an intake manifold gasket kit and replace the rocker cover gaskets while you're at it. And if you haven't checked your candles lately (or ever), now is the time. I've ordered from

Spent 1.5-2 hours taking the engine compartment apart to get to the starter motor. FWIW, the rear intake manifold bolts were hard and then the 2 starter motor bolts were very hard. After disassembling everything, the starter didn't quite fit and I had to reassemble everything using the old starter. We have a general intermittent issue where it clicks but won't launch, but it usually happens after a few tries. Here's the exact problem of where it doesn't fit. The wiring of the solenoid and…