This is a partial autopsy on a bad starter solenoid from my 1998 Dodge Ram.
The Nippon Denso starter motor is one of the most popular starters in various cars, including many Chrysler, Honda, Toyota and BMW vehicles. In a recent video
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I investigated an intermittent starter motor failure on my Dodge Ram. In that video I showed a step by step procedure to rule out other causes before replacing the starter motor. Today I show how the starter solenoid works and what parts need to be replaced, rather than just replacing the starter. Save a hundred dollars and lean how to easily fix the most cause of failure of this very popular brand of starter.
For a good step by step professional guide to replacing the hardware, and for a link to one US supplier who can provide parts, go to
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(I am not affiliated with the above company and I have never used their service). To date I have not been able to find a Canadian retailer who is able to supply parts for this starter -- please post a link in the comments if you find one.
For a repost of Dave Rock's brilliant and original starter motor video, from Davidsfarm, go here
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and here
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This is not an instructional guide, and I am not a professional mechanic. If you hurt yourself or damage your vehicle when attempting to repair it, be aware that you take sole responsibility.
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