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Chevrolet Colorado Starter Part Number: 89017846
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Chevrolet Colorado Starter Part Number: 24588465
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Chevrolet Colorado Starter Part Number: 19180529
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Chevrolet Colorado Starter Part Number: 12645298
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Chevrolet Colorado Starter, Yellow Cover Part Number: 12725866
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Chevrolet Colorado Starter Part Number: 12657797
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Chevrolet Colorado Starter Part Number: 89017557
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Chevrolet Colorado Starter Part Number: 19168039
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Chevrolet Colorado Starter, Red Cover Part Number: 12730103
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Chevrolet Colorado Starter Part Number: 12678752
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Chevrolet Colorado Starter Part Number: 12674768
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Chevrolet Colorado Starter
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The knocking and rattling part, the Chevrolet Colorado's Starter, helps in transforming electrical energy from the battery to mechanical energy in order to crank the engine. It functions with the help of a solenoid coupled with the battery and the operation of the starter motor is initiated when the key of ignition is turned. In the larger interior of the starter, a rotating armature engages either the field coils or permanent magnets to produce the required torque for engagement of the starter drive with the flywheel of the engine. Different kinds of starters have been used in the Colorado in the course of time; they include gear reduction starters in which a reduction gear is used to engage the drive, making the equipment more efficient. While there are came OE starters for standard engines, they are not ideal for use in high compression motors since the starter must handle a load that it is not used to and may result in kickback or failure. The points covered in case of change in starter technology are actually relating to the modern days vehicle requirements of durability and efficiency.
Chevrolet Colorado Starter Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to replace the starter motor (LLV/LLR) (2.9L, 3.7L) on Chevrolet Colorado?A:For llv/llr (2.9L, 3.7L) Starter motor replacement start by removing the Intake Manifold. First disconnect the Starter solenoid s terminal nut and lead from the Starter while also removing the Starter terminal nut and battery positive cable . After removing the Starter motor's mounting nut along with its bolt, you can pull the Starter motor free from the power unit. Installation requires the Starter motor to be positioned securely over the stud and strict fastener safety protocols must be followed. You should install the Starter motor mounting nut and bolt at 50 nm (37 lb ft) torque. Secure the Starter terminal nut with 9 nm (80 lb in) torque setting while you reconnect the battery positive cable to the Starter. Use the lead to wire the Starter solenoid and tighten its s terminal nut to 3.5 nm torque (31 lb in). Finally, reinstall the Intake Manifold.
