New starter and it makes grinding noises
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Why did you replace the old starter?
And what did its gear look like?
There is often a different starter motor for manual trans and automatic because the ring gears are different, and the depth of ring gear
Take new one back, and get it replaced under warranty, if you can't, DO NOT USE IT, if you hear grinding then its chewing up your Ring Gear, which is hard to replace
Most likely the new starter has the wrong gear
Pull out the new starter and test it with jumper cables, see if it grinds on its own
Also take pictures of the ring gear from the hole where starter was, makes sure it looks OK
Slightly worn ring gear(normal) and worn out/bad ring gear picture here: https://p15-d24.com/uploads/monthly_...1403730986.jpg
And what did its gear look like?
There is often a different starter motor for manual trans and automatic because the ring gears are different, and the depth of ring gear
Take new one back, and get it replaced under warranty, if you can't, DO NOT USE IT, if you hear grinding then its chewing up your Ring Gear, which is hard to replace
Most likely the new starter has the wrong gear
Pull out the new starter and test it with jumper cables, see if it grinds on its own
Also take pictures of the ring gear from the hole where starter was, makes sure it looks OK
Slightly worn ring gear(normal) and worn out/bad ring gear picture here: https://p15-d24.com/uploads/monthly_...1403730986.jpg
Last edited by RonD; 03-28-2021 at 01:26 PM.
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