Just for Starters..

[Sinful10]

Ok, my starter went out today. It was just one of the old type, very large, offset 2 bolt mount, and very heavy. Ive looked through the old forums and opinions seem to vary as to which is the best replacement. Some say 90-94 pickup, some say 94-98 chevy, and some say go with an aftermarket mini starter. Can anybody gimme a little guidance here? I do want to go with the smaller size, but which one?...

[spacecadet]

There is a new high torque mini starter to the right on this page -- in the parts store. It says it fits both flywheels.

By your description I would say you have the large flywheel. If your not interested in that one or need it sooner I would say to go to a good parts store with knowlegeable people. I usually pick the \'oldest\' counter person to talk to becuase age is wisdom. Usually they know all the trick part numbers to make easy converts.

[tracker]

go to advanced auto and tell them you want a starter for a 95 chevy 350 auto. they should pull you a factory style mini starter. that is what i did to get the one for my blazer. i don\'t remember the part number

[BrandOmatic]

yeah i think i got the one that tracker is talking about, or something similar. the brand is \"peak performer\" from autozone. it was $130. brand new not remanufactured. just like a factory starter, but the motor is like half size.



the part number from autozone is 25003

[Scotty_S-15]

For what it\'s worth, I just had the one in my full size \'94 pickup (350) out to replace the brushes. It\'s a full size starter.

[Justin1]

if you fo to AutoZone ask for mini torque starrter part #25003 shoyuld work for you and only has a 15.00 core if you dont have an old one

[Wendell]

the one i am using i got at autozone. told them it was for a mid 90s suburban with a 454. bolted right up and i haven\'t had a problem with it. cost like $120 or so plus a core charge. don\'t forget starter bolts! they are different from the large starter style. and since it is a small starter there is plenty of extra room.