f250 starter motor
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Joined: Mar 2007
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From: knoxville, tn
Get one for a 2001 IIRC. it is an offset gear style starter and cranks very fast. It has a two bolt mount instead of three but it slides in no problem. The only modification was that I had to enlarge the smaller ring terminal just a bit.
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From: Bahstun
Glow plugs not needed at 70 degrees or higher
mine will start at 60 with out them but any lower it needs them
I bought a TYC new starter but found my battery cable connections were the issue and starter spins so fast
following year batteries would not crank it after a GP cycle
good read
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...ou-cranky.html
mine will start at 60 with out them but any lower it needs them
I bought a TYC new starter but found my battery cable connections were the issue and starter spins so fast
following year batteries would not crank it after a GP cycle
good read
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...ou-cranky.html
Lead Driver
Joined: Sep 2002
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From: North Texas
I figured it would always glow unless oil temp was over a certain temperature. I had my relay disconnected even, just trying to see if this crate would start with a real weak hole.
GREAT point on battery cables. I still have crusty ones but I did clean all connections with a steel brush and a Dremmel wheel.
GREAT point on battery cables. I still have crusty ones but I did clean all connections with a steel brush and a Dremmel wheel.
Lead Driver
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From: Bahstun
I disconnected my GPR when I had cable issues to get to work.
My tractor wont energize GP if above 70
When I looked at this truck is was 70 out and I just started it up with no waiting like I do with my tractor
My tractor wont energize GP if above 70
When I looked at this truck is was 70 out and I just started it up with no waiting like I do with my tractor
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Joined: Dec 2005
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From: evansville in
I too have the tyc from rockauto.com darn affordable and does bolt on . Put on on my brother in law's truck too. That thing has not started that well in years.
GP on time and strategy depends on what processor you have. Older naw# models are on every time you crank. My newer tde# processor takes temp into consideration.
GP on time and strategy depends on what processor you have. Older naw# models are on every time you crank. My newer tde# processor takes temp into consideration.
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Lead Driver
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From: Bahstun
I too have the tyc from rockauto.com darn affordable and does bolt on . Put on on my brother in law's truck too. That thing has not started that well in years.
GP on time and strategy depends on what processor you have. Older naw# models are on every time you crank. My newer tde# processor takes temp into consideration.
GP on time and strategy depends on what processor you have. Older naw# models are on every time you crank. My newer tde# processor takes temp into consideration.
My GP is on every time I crank.
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