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Car Forum / Saturn Cars / July 2007

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98 Sc2 1.9L starter

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Carl S - 29 Jun 2007 07:00 GMT
Any advice on changing the starter in a 98 SC2 1.9L? Special tools needed? I
saw the thread above about it being a 6 hour job, hopefully this one is
different!

Carl
Oppie - 06 Jul 2007 22:22 GMT
That was me with the 6 hour job on a LW300 :-((

Hopefully for you there is more room and better access for you. My major
hang-up was that the nut holding the battery cable to the starter solenoid
was stripped at the threads (from loosening and then arcing - burned off all
the threads). Couldn't even loosen the battery cable since everything is
bundled and even harder to get at. Having a 3" diameter mirror saved the day
since I couldn't see directly. The L series also uses inverse (male) Torx
bolts in a lot of places, the starter included. Don't know if they are used
on any other models (L-Series was designed by Opel in Germany). If you need
a set, Lisle has them - available at most auto parts.
   Oppie

> Any advice on changing the starter in a 98 SC2 1.9L? Special tools needed?
> I saw the thread above about it being a 6 hour job, hopefully this one is
> different!
>
> Carl
 
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