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Join Date: May 2013
Location: nh
Posts: 858
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Location: nh
Posts: 858
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i figured i had no excuse not to record the process with photos and a brief write-up, especially having just done the same replacement on the corolla a few months ago. the biggest challenge with both is not internal - the contacts are very easy to replace. the hardest part is the removal and installation of the starter itself.
fwiw, there are kits that can be purchased that have 2 contacts and the plunger. i chose not to replace the plunger in the runner, but i did replace it in the corolla. now i have a spare that can be cleaned up, along with a single brand new contact, one old usable contact, and two scrap contacts.
the storage shelf was something i wanted. easier to keep the stuff accessible, and clean (and i can see what's in there).
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1987 4runner sr5, 22re, 5-speed
1988 4runner sr5, 3.0, auto (parts rig)
1987 4runner, sr5, 22re, 5-speed (#2)
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