Get the Best Priced Dodge Ram 1500 Starter

Dodge Ram 1500 Starter

Trucks are the vehicle made for a fun time. They ride over rough roads with ease, carry heavy loads without complaint, and have plenty of room for you and your passengers. You can’t get the fun started if you can’t get your truck started. Get your Dodge Ram 1500 going by replacing your worn starter with a brand-new one.

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What is a starter?

If you’ve ever heard someone talking about an engine turning over, you already have the basic idea of a starter. The starter rotates the engine so that it can begin working, after which it continues under its own power.

What are the symptoms of a bad starter?

It’s generally obvious when you have a bad starter. If your truck doesn’t start, this could be a sign that the starter isn’t turning the engine over. Even if the truck does start, you may experience other problems such as a loud clicking or chugging noise as you start the truck. After it turns the engine over, the starter should disengage. If it stays on after the truck starts, the starter can cause damage to your truck.

How do I install a new starter?

Installing your Dodge Ram 1500 starter is a relatively easy. You should proceed cautiously just like any repair made on your electronic system.

1. Disconnect your battery.
2. If necessary, raise your truck. You may not need to do this if you can comfortably reach the starter.
3. Locate the starter under the driver’s side.
4. Disconnect the wires to your starter.
5. Loosen and take out the bolts, then remove the starter.
6. Slide the new starter into place, attaching the bolts to your truck.
7. Reattach the wires to your starter.
8. Reconnect your battery.