JEGS Prostarter Starter Small Block Big Block Chevy
555-10002
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Chevy Starters
Note: May require the use of "R" Terminal Diode Kit, 555-10038, which allows the use of aftermarket mini starters in GM vehicles originally equipped with breaker point ignitions
Specifications:
Prostarter Starters use ball bearings instead of bushings that can wear prematurely. While other vehicle starters offer 3:1 gear reduction, JEGS Prostarters have a Nippondenso motor with a 4.4:1 ratio and cranking power for engines with as much as 12.5:1 compression. Features: Click here to learn more.
I installed this starter but the gear only protrudes halfway on the flywheel,is this normal? I have the round spacer off that goes between the housing and starter.
Will this got a 98 7.4 vortec?
Does this fit sb 400
How long is the warranty and can I buy rebuild parts for the 10002
Can all three bolts be used with 163tooth flywheel ?
will Jegs repair this starter after warrant is over ? and if so about how much will it cost ?
Hello, My car has a third wire going to the solenoid that I believe provides power to the ignition coil during cranking. I do not see a prevision for that on my new ProStarter. How do I correct this? Thanks!
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