Interchange a Starter in a Chevy Astro '97
The starter Engine on a 1997 Chevrolet Astro vehivle takes the electricity stored in the battery and uses it to turn the flywheel and launch the automobile. When the starter motor fails, the motorcar Testament not day one. Happily, getting to and replacing the starter is a quite straightforward formation, and should catch approximately an lifetime.
Instructions
1. Pop the hood. Establish the battery on the fender right. Disconnect the antagonistic terminal on the battery with an open-end wrench, then succeed up with the decided announce. Lift the front of the Astro using the jack and fix the frame on the jack stands.
2. Set the replacement starter onto the engine and bolt it in place using the 3/8-inch ratchet, extension and sockets.4. Connect the starter wiring to the starter with a wrench, using the labels you made as your guide for their proper location. Reconnect the battery terminals, starting with the positive terminal and ending with the negative. Remove all connections on the starter using an open-end wrench.
3. Unbolt the starter from the engine with the ratchet, extension and sockets. Use both hands to take the starter away from the engine carefully. Fix the starter Engine on the passenger side of the vehicle, back where the transmission and engine are bolted in sync. Tab Everyone of the connections on the starter using the masking tape and permanent marker. Fabricate sure each label is clear enough for you to understand when you install the replacement starter.
Lower the van off the jack stands with the jack.
