Find the right starter by YMME or OEM / Reference #.
Enter the OEM or reference number from your original starter.
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Find replacement starter motors for compatible cars, SUVs, vans and light trucks. Confirm fitment by model year, vehicle make, engine size and OEM part number before ordering.
Model names alone are not enough to confirm starter fitment. Check the production year, engine configuration and original starter number against each product listing.
Browse replacement starter motors for compatible Chevrolet and GMC cars, SUVs and light trucks, including selected Silverado, Sierra, Tahoe, Equinox and Malibu applications. Confirm the model year, engine size and original starter number.
Find starter replacements for compatible Toyota Camry, Corolla, RAV4, Tacoma and Highlander applications. Compare the vehicle year, engine configuration, mounting pattern and OEM reference number with the product fitment details.
Shop replacement starters for compatible Honda Accord, Civic, CR-V, Odyssey and Pilot models. Because fitment can change by engine and production year, verify the complete vehicle and engine information before purchase.
Browse starter motors for compatible Ford F-150, Explorer, Escape, Transit and Mustang applications. Confirm the engine displacement, drivetrain when applicable, electrical connections and original part number.
Find replacement starters for compatible Dodge and RAM vehicles, including selected RAM 1500, Charger, Journey, Durango and Grand Caravan applications. Match by model year, engine family and OEM starter number rather than appearance alone.
Shop starter replacements for compatible Nissan Altima, Sentra, Rogue, Frontier and Pathfinder models. Check the production year, engine size, mounting points and interchange number to select the correct unit.
Browse replacement starters for compatible Buick Enclave, LaCrosse, Regal, Encore and Lucerne applications. Confirm the engine option and original starter number because visually similar units may use different mounting or electrical configurations.
Find starter motors for compatible Jeep Wrangler, Cherokee, Grand Cherokee, Compass and Gladiator applications. Verify the model year, engine type, transmission when applicable and OEM reference number before ordering.
Two starters can have similar housings while using different mounting patterns, gears or electrical terminals. Confirm these four details before ordering.
Confirm the complete model year, make and model. Fitment can change between production years.
Check engine displacement, fuel type and engine code where available.
Compare the original starter number with the OEM and interchange references on the product page.
Verify mounting holes, rotation direction, pinion gear, terminal location and electrical specifications.
Important: Do not purchase a starter by appearance alone. Similar housings can use different mounting patterns, gear configurations or electrical terminals.
A no-start or slow-crank condition does not always mean the starter has failed. Check the complete starting circuit before replacing parts.
Begin with a fully charged battery and confirm that voltage remains adequate during cranking.
Check battery terminals, starter cables and the engine ground for looseness, corrosion or resistance.
Verify that the solenoid receives the start signal and passes power to the starter correctly.
If power and ground test correctly but normal cranking does not occur, the starter may need replacement.
Starter prices and installation costs vary by vehicle, engine and starter location. Compare fitment information, current pricing, warranty and return terms before ordering.
| Purchase Option | Price Approach | Fitment Support | Warranty and Returns |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dealership Parts Department | Typically higher vehicle-specific pricing | VIN or dealer-catalog assistance may be available | Varies by dealer and product |
| Durautos | Competitive direct pricing | Search by vehicle application and part number | Confirm the policy shown for the selected product 1-Year Limited Warranty |
| Local Parts Retailer | Pricing and inventory vary by location | Local catalog assistance may be available | Varies by retailer and product |
Common symptoms include a click with no crank, intermittent cranking, unusually slow cranking or a starter that spins without engaging the engine. These symptoms can also result from a weak battery, poor cable connection, faulty ground or solenoid problem, so test the complete starting circuit first.
Use the complete model year, make, model, engine size and original starter number. Compare these details with the product fitment information and listed interchange numbers.
Start by checking battery voltage, terminal condition, cable resistance and engine ground. If the battery and cables test correctly, verify that the solenoid receives a start signal and that power reaches the starter.
Many automotive starter assemblies include an attached solenoid, but configurations vary. Review the product images, specifications and included-components information before ordering.
Replacement difficulty depends on the vehicle and starter location. Some starters are easily accessible, while others require removal of shields, exhaust components or nearby parts. Disconnect the negative battery cable and follow the vehicle service procedure. Use a qualified technician if access or electrical diagnosis is uncertain.