Yup, Mr. Woehrle, they can be as low as $65 with exchange.
In some applications, some minor mounting plate machining may be needed.
At least that is what I heard from a GT6 guy. His cost was about $35 for
removing some material.
I found this out after I bought a different one. I was going to buy an Isuzu
starter to prove it out and then report on it. I still plan to do this for my
next project.
79 Isuzu II ?
Thanks for sharing this information.
Joe (A)
> There actually are two Isuzu Trooper starters that will bolt up to most
> British cars. The earlier one is direct drive and the later is a gear
> reduction
> unit. They each have a different solenoid position so if one doesn't work
> then
> the other might. I don't remember if either can be turned and I don't have
> one to look at.
>
> Just go to any good auto parts store and ask for late seventies 6 cyl.
> Trooper starters. They might even let you take both and bring one back. Like
> David
> said, less than $100 with a lifetime warranty!
>
> Jack woehrle
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