ford transit starter motor

solva

My ford transit needs a new starter motor,does anyone have a rough idea how much this is going to cost me?thank you

delambo

More details please?

Year, engine size etc etc.

molerat

http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_trksid=p3984.m38.l1313&_nkw=starter+motor+transit&_sacat=See-All-Categories

solva

delambo wrote: »

More details please?

Year, engine size etc etc.

Forgot to say I am looking at how to have a new one fitted at a garage!!
details:04 plate,2.4

KeithP

solva wrote: »

Forgot to say I am looking at how to have a new one fitted at a garage!!
details:04 plate,2.4

Ring the garage in the morning and ask. :beer:

goldspanners

they take about 2 minutes to replace, tey really are not all that hard, but ford do recommend stripping the gearbox to remove all the dust ( this is the only way you would have kept your warraty on it when new apparently) but at its age i would get a reconditioned starter for about £60 and fit it myself.

harveybobbles

Do the 2.4 vans have a DMF...?

I'm thinking of the numerous Mondeo diesel starter motors that get replaced...

goldspanners

harveybobbles wrote: »

Do the 2.4 vans have a DMF...?

I'm thinking of the numerous Mondeo diesel starter motors that get replaced...

Not too sure, i don't think they have though. i know the newer version with the 2.2 does.

scbk

As Goldspanners says they are dead easy to swap

Depending on what engine output and what changes previous owners have made then it may have a DMF

If your starter motor has failed due to swarf breaking off the DMF then your lovely new starter will be cream crackered in next to no time unless you do the flywheel aswell

harveybobbles

Mine lasted 2 weeks on a Mondeo diesel I was running a while back. Did the DMF, clutch too as that was worn and got a new starter for 65 quid from New Rotating Electrics.