Help.. Run around with starters.
Cargo Master
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Two bolts held the original starter. Two bolts will hold the replacement starter.
You can try my last suggestion with the starter you have now.
Cargo Master
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I went with it because it is new, not rebuilt and the core charge is only $10.
I paid the core charge and kept my original starter. My original has since been rebuilt and is ready to go back on the truck when the 35154 fails and is ready to be exchanged or rebuilt.
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I agree that the "Denso" I posted above is a knock-off, but after comparing the images between the 35154 and the knock-off Denso, I would still go with the knock-off. It looks much more built/robust. Of course, if you wanted to do it right, get the real Denso and be done with it.
Alternatively you could go with the DB Electrical version, but you are still looking at knock-off starters at that point. At least it has the post on the side which may eliminate your need for modifying the lug.
Alternatively you could go with the DB Electrical version, but you are still looking at knock-off starters at that point. At least it has the post on the side which may eliminate your need for modifying the lug.
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From: Carnation
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I agree that the "Denso" I posted above is a knock-off, but after comparing the images between the 35154 and the knock-off Denso, I would still go with the knock-off. It looks much more built/robust. Of course, if you wanted to do it right, get the real Denso and be done with it.
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