I bought a 94 S10 for $500 bucks 3 weeks ago. It needs some work but I’ve
been pecking away at it. First I had to replace one of the rear brake
lines. Now I have replaced the brake booster, wheel cylinders and rear
brake shoes. I have a new clutch set to put in as well as a new head
gasket. I tested the compression and it’s good. So once all this is done I
will hopefully have a dependable truck that is good on gas. My Dodge needs
a transmission.
The starter went out in my 99 Tahoe just yesterday. Stopping by Autozone
today to pick one up. Thanks for the quick tutorial. Haven’t been under her
for repairs since I replaced the fuel pump a few years ago. Seeing you
knock it out in under an hour gives me my confidence back…LOL! Great
video, thanks again!
@mrbobsshow yep did it today, broke the eyelet of the small post on the
solenoid. rusted on there. figure I ll cut it down a bit and crimp another
eyelet on there, even the whole thing is back in there. thanks though
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I can gaurantee it still sounded just as bad. I know nobody thats had good
luck doing this change out. Why didn’t we hear it start?
Very helpful! I’m installing a starter on 2000 Cadillac Escalade. The
layout is pretty similar. Great video! Thank you.
always rebuild your original starter the cheap after market starters are
know good. always find a starter,alterrnator shop to rebuild your original.
@BourneofFire No problem shes actually a real easy fix just take your time
getting the bolts off the solonoid.
O’REILLYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Where the f are ya up in Maine there Buddy?, By Jesus..
nice truck for sure.
Great Vid, Mr Bob. Gotta love Chevys alot of easy things to fix
Hey great instructional video… sure you’ll help alot of people! Really
clean looking truck man! Lets see some more on the Buell!
I bought a 94 S10 for $500 bucks 3 weeks ago. It needs some work but I’ve
been pecking away at it. First I had to replace one of the rear brake
lines. Now I have replaced the brake booster, wheel cylinders and rear
brake shoes. I have a new clutch set to put in as well as a new head
gasket. I tested the compression and it’s good. So once all this is done I
will hopefully have a dependable truck that is good on gas. My Dodge needs
a transmission.
would have been a big help letting the viewers know the size of the starter
mounting bolts and solenoid nuts…
Good video. You are smart doing the wife’s car before you do any of your
own stuff.
Gee you talk too much pal…do the job already
R u selling da truck start da work already
Not in Maine in Massachusetts pal
Thanks very helpful
The starter went out in my 99 Tahoe just yesterday. Stopping by Autozone
today to pick one up. Thanks for the quick tutorial. Haven’t been under her
for repairs since I replaced the fuel pump a few years ago. Seeing you
knock it out in under an hour gives me my confidence back…LOL! Great
video, thanks again!
when are you taking the Suburban to Dave’s farm?
@mrbobsshow yep did it today, broke the eyelet of the small post on the
solenoid. rusted on there. figure I ll cut it down a bit and crimp another
eyelet on there, even the whole thing is back in there. thanks though