I’d just strongly recommend to not use an aftermarket starter. I put a new WAI starter shown in the video in my Accord. Even though it looks the same, it cranks the engine at a different speed and messes with the crankshaft position sensor. It’ll take a lot more cranks to start (sometimes not even start) and drain your battery. I know OEM Honda starter is expensive, but get only that, either new or from a junkyard. I hope this helps!
I 100% agree with you. This was something i needed to do right away to get my daily driver back on the road. I would also suggest going with a better well known brand or even OEM. Please subscribe for more videos ✌️
Unfortunately my starter died on a Sunday (worse day ever to have vehicle problems). Luckily I have a mechanic friend that told me to get a starter and he would install it so I could have my car Monday. I got a Duralast Gold. I have about 10k miles on it and so far, so good and car starts smoothly. Keeping my fingers crossed.
Great video. Damn Honda. These were in the front, under the intake on the 2.4Ls. Now they moved them to the rear similar to the Civic 1.8L starter replacement.
I bought a new aftermarket starter from a local shop with 1 year warranty. It is still working fine so far. You can find them on rockauto for a really good price. Or if you were in a rush like me then i just found one local. Subscribe if this video helped at all. ✌️
Recording takes longer but if you can get up high enough off the ground takes about an hour or so. Subscribe if you like the video and i have more stuff coming with this accord. ✌️
Sorry for the late reply. I had a period of a month where my car didnt start when i would push the button. It would just click once and nothing. I would have to press it once, twice to almost 8 times. So i knew my starter was going out. I hope this helped , please like and subscribe if you haven't already ✌️
Get your battery tested. When your starter is faulty, your starter and alternator will both fail. Your alternator will fail because the starter is not cranking voltage to the alternator. Because of this, your car battery will deplete much faster. I go to autozone for this test. Autozone, O'reilly, Advanced Auto Parts, Napa Auto Parts are some stores that come to mind if you need replacing. I always buy new parts, never remanufactured.
@@redjoker8640 i did 2 times . Autozone and advanced , both says Baterry , alternator and starter -Good. One of this guys says , key ignicion maybe bad. So i am not sure what or how to check and what to do. Let me know if have any advice. Thansk
I recently installed a starter on a 2014 Honda Accord 2.4 L four-cylinder. The car turns on, but it makes a grinding noise. Please comment down below if there’s any solution to this.
@@cruziiii thanks for the comment. I would start by making sure the starter is the correct part first. Is this a new starter or used. What was the car doing before you replaced this starter? Check for damage on the teeth of the old starter to making sure teeth are okay. Let me know if this helped
It is a new starter. The starter went bad that’s why i replaced it. So after replacing it turns and all but it making a grinding noise. So idk if I didn’t place it or tighten it?
I highly recommend NEVER go under a vehicle when using a hydraulic or any kind of jack! Always use jack stands! Always chalk wheels (front and back of wheel)!
I agree 100% with your statement. What i meant to say was "stands" but said "jacks". I had 2 stands under the frame rail and left the hydraulic jack at the lifting point. Thank you very much for the comment and please subscribe trying to grow the channel ✌️
Thanks for the reply. I agree with staying away from aftermarket parts but i needed to get my car on the road asap. Its been a year and over 20×××× kms and still good. Please subscribe if you havent already ✌️
Thumbs up! Most of the people on here remove and replace parts and never start the car afterwards! Thank you great job and video!
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Excellent video! I did this once before and have to do it again tomorrow. Your camera shots were very helpful!! Thank you!
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I’d just strongly recommend to not use an aftermarket starter. I put a new WAI starter shown in the video in my Accord. Even though it looks the same, it cranks the engine at a different speed and messes with the crankshaft position sensor. It’ll take a lot more cranks to start (sometimes not even start) and drain your battery. I know OEM Honda starter is expensive, but get only that, either new or from a junkyard. I hope this helps!
I 100% agree with you. This was something i needed to do right away to get my daily driver back on the road. I would also suggest going with a better well known brand or even OEM. Please subscribe for more videos ✌️
Unfortunately my starter died on a Sunday (worse day ever to have vehicle problems). Luckily I have a mechanic friend that told me to get a starter and he would install it so I could have my car Monday. I got a Duralast Gold. I have about 10k miles on it and so far, so good and car starts smoothly. Keeping my fingers crossed.
@@jp-nq5wd durlast gold isnt that a battery not a starter
@@carladams2130 Duralast (AutoZone) also makes starters
I put a remanufactured OEM starter in my dad's 2014 accord and 2 years later, it's already crapping out
great video one of the best videos I have seen so far if not the best. Very explanatory
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Great video.
Damn Honda. These were in the front, under the intake on the 2.4Ls. Now they moved them to the rear similar to the Civic 1.8L starter replacement.
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Awesome job. Precise instructions and video. Thanks so much
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excellent video, thank you for taking the time to film and share this!
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Bro, your video was most helpful for driveway no lift dudes. I will be taking the starter out first then get the nut off that stupid boot! 😅
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What is the manufacturer part number to 2014 Honda Accord lx sedan?
Thank you in advance!
Sorry, i am not 100% sure about the part number. If you do go to the dealership or even call they can help you out with you vin#
Video starts around 6:50
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Hi can u tell me the size of the bolts for the starter
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Great Explanations, thank you!
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did you get a remanufactured starter or a brand new one and where did you get a new one from
I bought a new aftermarket starter from a local shop with 1 year warranty. It is still working fine so far. You can find them on rockauto for a really good price. Or if you were in a rush like me then i just found one local. Subscribe if this video helped at all. ✌️
How long did it take?
Recording takes longer but if you can get up high enough off the ground takes about an hour or so. Subscribe if you like the video and i have more stuff coming with this accord. ✌️
Hi there.
How did you diagnose , that starter is bad ?
Use some scaner tool?
Thanks
Sorry for the late reply. I had a period of a month where my car didnt start when i would push the button. It would just click once and nothing. I would have to press it once, twice to almost 8 times. So i knew my starter was going out. I hope this helped , please like and subscribe if you haven't already ✌️
Get your battery tested. When your starter is faulty, your starter and alternator will both fail. Your alternator will fail because the starter is not cranking voltage to the alternator. Because of this, your car battery will deplete much faster. I go to autozone for this test. Autozone, O'reilly, Advanced Auto Parts, Napa Auto Parts are some stores that come to mind if you need replacing. I always buy new parts, never remanufactured.
@@redjoker8640 i did 2 times . Autozone and advanced , both says Baterry , alternator and starter -Good.
One of this guys says , key ignicion maybe bad.
So i am not sure what or how to check and what to do.
Let me know if have any advice.
Thansk
@@davidkuzmanov3488 I could be as well as a starter relay or ignition control module.
@@redjoker8640 how to check them both ? What to do
Great video thanks 👍
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I recently installed a starter on a 2014 Honda Accord 2.4 L four-cylinder. The car turns on, but it makes a grinding noise. Please comment down below if there’s any solution to this.
@@cruziiii thanks for the comment. I would start by making sure the starter is the correct part first. Is this a new starter or used. What was the car doing before you replaced this starter? Check for damage on the teeth of the old starter to making sure teeth are okay. Let me know if this helped
It is a new starter. The starter went bad that’s why i replaced it. So after replacing it turns and all but it making a grinding noise. So idk if I didn’t place it or tighten it?
I just called the place. I bought it from and I accidentally bought the one for the manual transmission instead of the automatic one for the cvt
Whar is the part number, or what did u pay for the starter for a 2015 honda Accord 2.4
My car is a 2013 and it is an aftermarket company part number 10914N. i picked it up locally for about 175.
could you share the link for the starter plesee?
Hey, i bought this starter locally. I do also use rockauto.com to get parts at pretty fair prices. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Super like bro💯🔥
Thanks you
@@fixithoney you're welcome brother, that's why we're here to support you🤝💯
I highly recommend NEVER go under a vehicle when using a hydraulic or any kind of jack! Always use jack stands! Always chalk wheels (front and back of wheel)!
I agree 100% with your statement. What i meant to say was "stands" but said "jacks". I had 2 stands under the frame rail and left the hydraulic jack at the lifting point. Thank you very much for the comment and please subscribe trying to grow the channel ✌️
👏 👏 👏 nice video thankz
Thank you
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That was a great video
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Very helpful. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks!!
No problem!
Good video but stay away from aftermarket parts. They are no good!
Thanks for the reply. I agree with staying away from aftermarket parts but i needed to get my car on the road asap. Its been a year and over 20×××× kms and still good. Please subscribe if you havent already ✌️