Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Change A Starter On The 1991 Chevrolet 1500

A defective starter Testament prevent the Motor lorry fromworking.


Changing the starter on a 1991 Chevrolet Motor lorry should not return genuine gangling. The starter is manifest to access from under the Motor lorry and the bolts are manageable to unscrew with a socket wrench. To ensure the starter is bad, take it to the automotive-parts store to have it bench tested to ensure it is indeed faulty. The parts store will be able to tell if it is bad before you buy a replacement.


Instructions


1. Prop open the hood for access to the engine compartment. Disconnect the battery by unbolting the cables at the top of the battery.


2. Trace the red cable to the bottom of the engine on the passenger side. The red cable is connected to the top of the starter. Removing the starter will require crawling under the truck.


3. Disconnect the cable by unbolting it from the starter solenoid. Loosen the bolt and pull the terminal off the starter. Disconnect the smaller wire by removing the nut and pulling the lead off.


4. Unbolt the three bolts holding the starter to the frame. The bolts are in a triangle pattern,


5. Pull the starter off the frame.9. Start the truck to ensure the starter is functioning correctly.


Secure the bolts with a socket wrench.


7. Connect the positive cable to the starter solenoid by unbolting the nut and placing the lead on to the stud. Tighten the nut over the lead until tight. Install the smaller wire on to the remaining stud. Do not over tighten the nuts, as this could strip out the threads.


8. Connect the battery by tightening the cables back on to the terminals. Ensure the red cable is attached to the positive terminal. The positive cable is designated by a "+" symbol.


The starter may be stubborn and can be tapped with a hammer to loosen it from the frame if needed.6. Position the new starter to the frame. Tighten the bolts by hand until all three bolts are started.