Wow, this video is superior to 99.9% of such videos on YT. I liked the fact that you kept repeating the bolt sizes and quantities. Excellent, 10/10. Clear video and perfect lighting.
I wasn't sure if I wanted to tackle this job but after watching this video I decided to go ahead and do it. Thank you so much for the detailed explanation of every step in the process. This saved me $200 to $300 since I was able to do it myself. Thanks!
I am a 60 year old woman. My car is a Lexus Rx. Starter replacement complete, two hours, fifteen minutes, start to finish (including testing old and new starter). Thank you so much! This was actually a very fun project, and one of the easiest parts to replace on a Lexus/Toyota, V6! Couple of recommendations: 1) Before beginning the job, remove the plastic, (silver) engine protector/cover that is sitting on top of the engine. This will give you more room to work with. The cover is secured by three hex bolts, and clips that attach to fuel rail. After you remove bolts, you can pull cover, and clips pop off rail. 2) The air box is a bear to work with. Make sure the air box, all it's components, and filter are completely secured in place, before putting the battery back in the engine bay.
Dear Sir; please allow my family and I to thank you for this absolutely perfect how to video, simply put you're an excellent narrator thus showing the ability to teach, thank you very much
now that i successfully replaced my starter motor, i want to say... thank you for this awesome video! i have a 2006 sienna V6, and everything in the video was spot on
Excellent video, especially eliminating 15 minutes of unscrewing and screwing bolts out/in from their locations! You captured the essential steps very effectively. My hats off to you!
This is the first time I've worked on my 2002 Lexus ES300 which I purchased in May 2016. Your video was very straight forward. Thanks to you, I saved approximately $225.00 and it took me less than one hour from start to finish.
Thanks for this video!!! It worked great. Took me about 2 hours start to finish including going to get the part and having them test my old one. You are a life and money saver!!!
Excellent. Thanks for taking the time to do this. FYI BTW, when I try to start my 1999 RX 300 V6, when I turn the ignition key, nothing happens. If I try again or several more times, the engine starts. I am told that this is a classic case of starter failure. Will be replacing the starter. UPDATE: Took the leap. Bought a new starter and followed the instructions. My 1999 Rx300 was a little different, and gratefully a little easier. The biggest problem that took almost as much time to figure out as removing the battery and air box was disconnecting the small connector. I could not see the connection because I could not orientate the old starter enough. After a while I finally got a small screw driver inserted into the back of the old starter connection. Then the plug just popped out. Hope that help someone else. Thanks
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS. my starter went out in front of the station where I got my oil change and I was stressing because my job is 30 mins away and I really need my car. You made it so easy to follow instructions for a newbie like me. You really saved me thank you so much for this
One of, if not the best, DIY videos on car repair. You took an operation that probably takes several hours and condensed it into 20 plus minutes, one of my pet peeves with these DIY videos is the presenter talking incessantly about stuff that isn’t necessary to the process. I think they’re taking advantage of their 15 minutes of fame.
I liked that you encourage and educate people to rebuild the starter by replacing couple of cheap parts, rather than taking sponsorship from a parts retailer and encourage people to buy a new starter kit instead.
Wow man, great video! I NEVER comment on TH-cam videos, but you put 99.9% of DIY videos to shame. If only everyone made videos of this quality. Well done!
I did this today in 2 hours. What a great video to show me the steps. Those switch plugs were hard to get off. Using some Wd40 helped break the starter bolts. Otherwise easy when shown how in this great video. Thanks!
I've just replaced mine in 2005 ES330. It couldn't be easier after watching your video. Had there not been this video I'd never event thought about doing it myself.
Awesome Video. Today my 06 Toyota Sienna needed the starter replaced. I checked your video, got the general idea; purchased the starter at 5:30pm; finished replacing starter by 8:00 pm. Thanks very much!!!
+MultiMM68 Thanks, glad you got it done. Procedure is pretty straight forward. There's just a lot of the airbox stuff that have to come off to access the starter. The 06 Sienna is the same engine as my 05 ES330.
All the other comments already say everything I would, but I have to add my own THANK YOU!! Awesome video! Replaced the starter on my RX330 in about an hour. Funny thing is I had the car towed to a Firestone shop and was going to have them do it, but after watching your video, I tackled it myself, probably saving a couple hundred bucks on the labor. I’m now a subscriber and hope to find another one of your great videos for my next repair. Thanks again man!!
Just finished changing the starter on a 2005 Lexus ES330 following your video. Very straight forward. Finished it in an hour and a half. Thank you 🙏 for making this video. Much appreciated.
your straight forward, step by step, listing bolt sizes as you go, trimming out unneeded time, are the best. You could teach a lot of TH-camrs how to make a video. you saved me tons of time and costs. I liked and subscribed just hoping you get some money. Well done!
Very helpful video. Straight to the point. Step by step with accurate tools needed mentioned for each step. I was about to spend $150 in labor until I watched this video. Thanks dude
Starter went out tonight and with this video I was able to remove the bad starter and install a new one in a couple of hours. Thanks so much for this video!
No mess no fuss. Thank you for this video it was all I needed and you were right to the point. It took me about 2 hours from start to finish if wondering. I don’t even change my own oil anymore to give you a level and of my knowledge. Thank you
Thank You! Your videos with the timing chain, throttle Body Cleaning and this one has made my life so much better this week. I just set my tablet on the car and get to work.
Really good video.Step by step visual and verbal communication with only the things that count-getting to completion!! Hope to watch more of your videos!!
Great video. Idk what the heck is thumbs down are for. Quick to the point instructions. Love it. I hate videos where they talk so much and don't get to the point.
Excellent straightforward instruction. I noted that you went to the battery Neg [earth] terminal first, a good safety rule. That told me that you know what you are doing.
Thank you! Used your video step-by-step to replace my starter on my 2004 RX330. I don't know anything about cars, other than what I watch on TH-cam and your video was great! Everyone told me I had a bad starter which was not engaging the fly wheel (one dood said to get under and hit it with a hammer, and no need to replace it) and after replacing it, my car started, so I guess they were right.
MrTighteyWhiteys Your welcome, I'm glad my video helped. Hitting the starter with a hammer is a temporary solution to slightly move the (worn) contacts enough to engage the starter again. Eventually the starter will completely wear down (leaving you stranded) and would have to be rebuilt.
This wasn’t helpful with the job in doing, it this was a well done video. I like how you weren’t manhandling the components of the act. Very slow and easy. Keep it.
Thanks for posting this quick, yet thorough and precise video. Allowed me to breeze through changing my starter (in my workplace parking lot no less!).
Thank you for a top notch video. Well done sir. My 2000 Lexus RX300 was easier than this one by far. I was able to leave my battery in place (I did disconnect the Posi+ive cable). Only 1 finger sized hose and 2 electric plugs on top of the air box to undo besides the big In & Out tubes. Same 3 bolts shown holding air box. No brackets or braces to undo and especially no cowl looking thing on the front end to undo. I think it was 7mm socket to open the panel to replace the terminal connectors and plunger do-hickey thing-a-ma-Bob in the starter. The Ball Bearing stayed in place for me but be sure not to lose it! Free Tip: Loosen up the terminal connector nuts to the end but not off and separate the components so everything is still attached in the right order so you can see how they need to go back together. Now take a picture (or 2 or 3). Reference the picture after you forgot how it all went back together. You'll thank me later, I did. All in all much easier than I thought and done well inside an hour even taking time to clean the 19 years of crude away from that area. I used 2 6 inch extensions for the 3, 10mm air box nuts at the bottom. Starter bolts - 14mm (12mm for terminals) Positive Battery Terminal was 10mm A bench vice would have been nice but I did everything right there on the driveway without any such tool. Nice not worrying if the car is going to start or not. Well worth $13.48 (With free Prime Sunday delivery included) Victory Lap ND-34-LS-SOL Starter Solenoid Repair Kit. Started out every once in awhile the car would just go click and it would take several key turns to get it to crank. The problem grew worse (especially on cold days), eventually taking 20+ "key bumps" to get it to crank. Replaced the terminals & plunger and it starts like new. First time, every time!
Excellent video, I am thinking my starter is bad on my 2011 Lexus RX350. Instrument cluster was on, stepped on brake to start, pushed start button everything went dead. Checked battery voltage 12.5 volts. 2.5 volts at fuse box, no breaks in fuses.
great video thanks, mine kept spinning without engaging the flywheel took it to autozone they tested it and said it works even the solenoid worked when they tested it. Eventually decided to buy a new one after failing to make the old one work and new one did the job.
Thanks again for this great video. You helped me so much on my spark plugs and valve cover and once again with this starter. Keep them coming and thanks for the detail work.
What a great video you have made. I love TH-cam when people like yourself explain EVERYTHING and tool sizes. Is this the same procedure for a 2002 Lexus RX300 AWD ? I assume it is but need to make sure it is not UNDER the car. Thank you again and keep the videos coming.
I keep ending up doing repairs that I should have done together if I had known better. Just literally did thermostat at mechanic today. Then found that my starter maybe is not so hot as the car has trouble turning slightly (is an annoyance). Now I have to go into that same area as thermostat. Before the thermostat I also changed the radiator fluid with a flush. Things that keep getting duplicated
Thank you very much for the video. I have a 2011 Camry which has developed a very bad corrosion on the + battery terminal. I replaced it with an old style (marine) terminal, since the factory one seemed very flimsy. The car would not start. Now it starts, but according to my wife who drives it, it sometimes is silent after pushing the start button.I don't see a battery fluid residue on top of the battery, yet why the corrosion is the mystery. The felt under the terminals did not help either.any ideas? Thanks.
+Hashem N You might still have a loose battery lug after installing and should tighten or try a different size. The brass marine terminals are supposed to be better at preventing corrosion. Clean your terminals from time to time with baking soda water and a toothbrush.
Hi speedkar99. Thanks for this video, it gave me the confidence to change my starter motor. After installing it and starting to put everything back together, I saw a hose with a broken plastic connection. I've looked and looked but can't find where it connects to. Any chance I could send you a picture to see if you know where it goes? Thanks.
Wow, this video is superior to 99.9% of such videos on YT. I liked the fact that you kept repeating the bolt sizes and quantities. Excellent, 10/10. Clear video and perfect lighting.
Thanks. Check my other videos for more
I wasn't sure if I wanted to tackle this job but after watching this video I decided to go ahead and do it. Thank you so much for the detailed explanation of every step in the process. This saved me $200 to $300 since I was able to do it myself. Thanks!
Glad I helped you save money
On god and the video five minutes it hot asf I’m fin safe this money
I am a 60 year old woman. My car is a Lexus Rx. Starter replacement complete, two hours, fifteen minutes, start to finish (including testing old and new starter). Thank you so much! This was actually a very fun project, and one of the easiest parts to replace on a Lexus/Toyota, V6!
Couple of recommendations:
1) Before beginning the job, remove the plastic, (silver) engine protector/cover that is sitting on top of the engine. This will give you more room to work with. The cover is secured by three hex bolts, and clips that attach to fuel rail. After you remove bolts, you can pull cover, and clips pop off rail.
2) The air box is a bear to work with. Make sure the air box, all it's components, and filter are completely secured in place, before putting the battery back in the engine bay.
Excellent! Just what I was looking for.
Step by step, straight to the point, dumb proof.
You should have an online academy!
Dear Sir; please allow my family and I to thank you for this absolutely perfect how to video, simply put you're an excellent narrator thus showing the ability to teach, thank you very much
I'm glad you like my video style
now that i successfully replaced my starter motor, i want to say...
thank you for this awesome video!
i have a 2006 sienna V6, and everything in the video was spot on
+Chris Sameck Thanks. Yep the 2006 Sienna uses the same 3.3L engine.
Excellent video. No fluff, no distractions. I will still get the work done by a mechanic but I appreciate the work that needs to go in. Thank you!
+Ranga Nathan thanks I'm glad you appreciate it. Short and to the point is my style.
Excellent video, especially eliminating 15 minutes of unscrewing and screwing bolts out/in from their locations! You captured the essential steps very effectively. My hats off to you!
Agreed, no need to show the boring part. Straight and to the point is my style
This is the first time I've worked on my 2002 Lexus ES300 which I purchased in May 2016. Your video was very straight forward. Thanks to you, I saved approximately $225.00 and it took me less than one hour from start to finish.
Glad you got the starter fixed.
Thanks for this video!!! It worked great. Took me about 2 hours start to finish including going to get the part and having them test my old one. You are a life and money saver!!!
Glad it helped!
A big thank you for your video. I was able to replace my starter and battery. There is now no check engine light on and it starts like a Champ!!!🎉
I just have to rember the hose placement. 😊
Glad it helped
@@speedkar99 I have a 2003 Lexus rx300 with the Toyota motor is this the same procedure? I didn’t hear what year this vehicle in video was
Excellent. Thanks for taking the time to do this. FYI BTW, when I try to start my 1999 RX 300 V6, when I turn the ignition key, nothing happens. If I try again or several more times, the engine starts. I am told that this is a classic case of starter failure. Will be replacing the starter.
UPDATE: Took the leap. Bought a new starter and followed the instructions. My 1999 Rx300 was a little different, and gratefully a little easier. The biggest problem that took almost as much time to figure out as removing the battery and air box was disconnecting the small connector. I could not see the connection because I could not orientate the old starter enough. After a while I finally got a small screw driver inserted into the back of the old starter connection. Then the plug just popped out. Hope that help someone else. Thanks
Gotter done in 1hr and 56 minutes. And that includes running to the parts store to buy the starter. Thank for the step by step. You're the man.
+Justin Blackford Glad it helped you
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS. my starter went out in front of the station where I got my oil change and I was stressing because my job is 30 mins away and I really need my car. You made it so easy to follow instructions for a newbie like me. You really saved me thank you so much for this
One of, if not the best, DIY videos on car repair. You took an operation that probably takes several hours and condensed it into 20 plus minutes, one of my pet peeves with these DIY videos is the presenter talking incessantly about stuff that isn’t necessary to the process. I think they’re taking advantage of their 15 minutes of fame.
I liked that you encourage and educate people to rebuild the starter by replacing couple of cheap parts, rather than taking sponsorship from a parts retailer and encourage people to buy a new starter kit instead.
Wow man, great video! I NEVER comment on TH-cam videos, but you put 99.9% of DIY videos to shame. If only everyone made videos of this quality. Well done!
Thanks for the feedback. Short and to the point is my style.
Thank you for this video, Excellent quality, sound and instructions. Took me 1 1/2 hour to complete installation of my new starter.
+Stan Rosenblum glad it helped you replaced your starter!
I did this today in 2 hours. What a great video to show me the steps. Those switch plugs were hard to get off. Using some Wd40 helped break the starter bolts. Otherwise easy when shown how in this great video. Thanks!
After watching your video i will change my lexus starter first time. Your video gave me big confidence that I can do it Thanks
Glad it helped many years later. Thanks
Just a note to express my sincere thanks for this post. It was very helpful for replacing my starter today.
+Sy Jalali Thanks, good to hear your back up and running.
I've just replaced mine in 2005 ES330. It couldn't be easier after watching your video.
Had there not been this video I'd never event thought about doing it myself.
Awesome Video. Today my 06 Toyota Sienna needed the starter replaced. I checked your video, got the general idea; purchased the starter at 5:30pm; finished replacing starter by 8:00 pm. Thanks very much!!!
+MultiMM68 Thanks, glad you got it done. Procedure is pretty straight forward. There's just a lot of the airbox stuff that have to come off to access the starter. The 06 Sienna is the same engine as my 05 ES330.
So glad I found this video! This saved me hundreds of dollars from having a mechanic do it. I followed all of your steps and it started right up!
All the other comments already say everything I would, but I have to add my own THANK YOU!! Awesome video! Replaced the starter on my RX330 in about an hour. Funny thing is I had the car towed to a Firestone shop and was going to have them do it, but after watching your video, I tackled it myself, probably saving a couple hundred bucks on the labor. I’m now a subscriber and hope to find another one of your great videos for my next repair. Thanks again man!!
Just finished changing the starter on a 2005 Lexus ES330 following your video. Very straight forward. Finished it in an hour and a half. Thank you 🙏 for making this video. Much appreciated.
your straight forward, step by step, listing bolt sizes as you go, trimming out unneeded time, are the best. You could teach a lot of TH-camrs how to make a video. you saved me tons of time and costs. I liked and subscribed just hoping you get some money. Well done!
+Betweenthepaws thank you very much for the feedback, I'm glad you found it helpful. Short and to the point is how the video has to be!
Very helpful video. Straight to the point. Step by step with accurate tools needed mentioned for each step. I was about to spend $150 in labor until I watched this video. Thanks dude
Starter went out tonight and with this video I was able to remove the bad starter and install a new one in a couple of hours. Thanks so much for this video!
+Linden Wong Glad it helped you.
No mess no fuss. Thank you for this video it was all I needed and you were right to the point. It took me about 2 hours from start to finish if wondering. I don’t even change my own oil anymore to give you a level and of my knowledge. Thank you
Glad it helped
Excellent tutorial.... everything was very clear! Thank you, sir!
+Jerry Taylor Thanks for the feedback!
Thank You! Your videos with the timing chain, throttle Body Cleaning and this one has made my life so much better this week. I just set my tablet on the car and get to work.
Glad it helped
Really good video.Step by step visual and verbal communication with only the things that count-getting to completion!! Hope to watch more of your videos!!
+Leon Koebel Thanks, short and to the point is my style!
Great video. Idk what the heck is thumbs down are for. Quick to the point instructions. Love it. I hate videos where they talk so much and don't get to the point.
Excellent straightforward instruction. I noted that you went to the battery Neg [earth] terminal first, a good safety rule. That told me that you know what you are doing.
After watching this excellent video a few times, I was able to replace the starter on my ES 330 with no complications. Thanks much!
Thank you very much. Just completed this job with my son on the family ride.
Last time I changed the starter was in 7/2011.
+A. Abdullah glad it helped
Dude thank you so much!!! I was able to follow your instructions and got the starter replaced. You are the best!!
+sam lee that's great to hear I could help!
Thank you so much for all you do. You have saved me thousands of dollars in labor because of your videos.
+Redd Reyes glad it helped
SHE’S ALIVE!!! Thank you for this video
Thank you so much. I replaced my sister's starter saving her some money. I really appreciate your guide.
+Rob R your welcome!
I don't post on any video but this is the BEST. Tutorial video clear . to the point. And perfectly THANKS SO MUCH YOU MAKE ME WANT TO BE A MECHANIC
Glad you appreciate my work
Thank you! Used your video step-by-step to replace my starter on my 2004 RX330. I don't know anything about cars, other than what I watch on TH-cam and your video was great! Everyone told me I had a bad starter which was not engaging the fly wheel (one dood said to get under and hit it with a hammer, and no need to replace it) and after replacing it, my car started, so I guess they were right.
MrTighteyWhiteys Your welcome, I'm glad my video helped. Hitting the starter with a hammer is a temporary solution to slightly move the (worn) contacts enough to engage the starter again. Eventually the starter will completely wear down (leaving you stranded) and would have to be rebuilt.
This wasn’t helpful with the job in doing, it this was a well done video. I like how you weren’t manhandling the components of the act. Very slow and easy. Keep it.
Thanks for posting this quick, yet thorough and precise video. Allowed me to breeze through changing my starter (in my workplace parking lot no less!).
Now that is a great tutorial video. I hope you have more because that is exactly how to produce one of these in my opinion! Thank you for posting!
I have alot more videos , feel free to check them out
Thank you for posting. I changed out my ES 300 starter in a couple of hours. This video was a great help.
Thanks I'm glad it helped you
So much better than what I have seen. Concise.
Thank you for a top notch video. Well done sir. My 2000 Lexus RX300 was easier than this one by far. I was able to leave my battery in place (I did disconnect the Posi+ive cable). Only 1 finger sized hose and 2 electric plugs on top of the air box to undo besides the big In & Out tubes. Same 3 bolts shown holding air box. No brackets or braces to undo and especially no cowl looking thing on the front end to undo. I think it was 7mm socket to open the panel to replace the terminal connectors and plunger do-hickey thing-a-ma-Bob in the starter. The Ball Bearing stayed in place for me but be sure not to lose it! Free Tip: Loosen up the terminal connector nuts to the end but not off and separate the components so everything is still attached in the right order so you can see how they need to go back together. Now take a picture (or 2 or 3). Reference the picture after you forgot how it all went back together. You'll thank me later, I did. All in all much easier than I thought and done well inside an hour even taking time to clean the 19 years of crude away from that area. I used 2 6 inch extensions for the 3, 10mm air box nuts at the bottom. Starter bolts - 14mm (12mm for terminals) Positive Battery Terminal was 10mm A bench vice would have been nice but I did everything right there on the driveway without any such tool. Nice not worrying if the car is going to start or not. Well worth $13.48 (With free Prime Sunday delivery included) Victory Lap ND-34-LS-SOL Starter Solenoid Repair Kit. Started out every once in awhile the car would just go click and it would take several key turns to get it to crank. The problem grew worse (especially on cold days), eventually taking 20+ "key bumps" to get it to crank. Replaced the terminals & plunger and it starts like new. First time, every time!
Awesome. Glad it worked
I was able to do my 99 RX 300 without pulling the battery, but everything else was spot on. Great video and thanks a ton.
Your welcome
I am thinking of trying it on my rx300... easy or no?
Thank you so much. Your video helped me fix my car. 1st time working on a car replacing starter. Great comprehensive video. Keep up the good work
Thank you sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much for this video.
I did my father's RX330 took little over an hour.
Saved us a ton of money!
I'm glad you found it useful and you saved money. Thanks
Excellent instructional! I appreciate the step by step and straight to the point delivery.
Glad it helped you!
great video..no fulling around..clearly explains everything fast to the point..thanks
That's my style 😉
Exactly How You Explained, Step By Step. Make More Videos For Lexus The People Need This💯 Thankyou
You are welcome
Thank you for this! Fixed my starter on my 03 V6 Camry and everything was smooth
Glad it helped
Thanks alot for this video, my starter just went out and I'm going put it in myself to save me some money, great video
Thanks I'm glad I could help you save money
Excellent video, I am thinking my starter is bad on my 2011 Lexus RX350. Instrument cluster was on, stepped on brake to start, pushed start button everything went dead. Checked battery voltage 12.5 volts. 2.5 volts at fuse box, no breaks in fuses.
I appreciate the video
Thanks
I can't say enough about how helpful this was...thank you very much!
I love that you explain how the part works and what about it fails which causes the replacement
+xoarz Thanks
great video thanks, mine kept spinning without engaging the flywheel took it to autozone they tested it and said it works even the solenoid worked when they tested it. Eventually decided to buy a new one after failing to make the old one work and new one did the job.
Great you got it working bud.
Thanks again for this great video. You helped me so much on my spark plugs and valve cover and once again with this starter. Keep them coming and thanks for the detail work.
+Debo Debo glad you enjoyed it. Anything else you want to see on a Camry?
Thanks for the great tutorial, replaced the starter on my es 330 2006
Ty Ty Ty for clear step by step instructions.
Nice video, very thorough step by step.
You are welcome
Thanks a lot. Helped me a lot to change the starter in my wife’s car.
Glad it helped. What vehicle?
***** The Lexus has that plastic cover over the rad cradle that covers the bolts for the battery and air inlet tube, so it should be removed.
Thanks! Very straight forward . But after I installed my new starter it click when I turn the key but won't start. Maybe I missed somethin?
Yes. Check all the cables and battery strength
@@speedkar99 ended up being a faulty starter. I took it back to autozone they exchanged it so I'm good to go. Thanks again for the video
Thank you was very helpful video. I was able to see what I was up against tonight in a Walmart parking lot.
Just replaced mine on a 2003 Lexus. Thanks so much! It works!!!!
+Robert Harold Glad it helped.
Excellent. Quick, simple, straight forward!
Thanks, that's my style
What a great video you have made. I love TH-cam when people like yourself explain EVERYTHING and tool sizes. Is this the same procedure for a 2002 Lexus RX300 AWD ? I assume it is but need to make sure it is not UNDER the car. Thank you again and keep the videos coming.
Your video was very useful thank you very much man...
Jamal Fox jjjuji
This tutorial was so good for a second I thought I might be able to do it. Jk I’m going to give it a shot. Excellent video and thanks!
Smooth and direct instructions. Very well done. Thank you
You are welcome
Worked a gem on 2004 lexus RX300 thanks 😊
Thank you sooooo much for this how to video !!!!! I am a novice at best, and this made me feel like a pro.
+Rich Hayes Hey, glad it could help :)
Thank you for the help! Saved much time and money! Plus me and my girlfriend did it together so that was pretty dope! Thanks again
+QreaM WorXz Glad it helped and you learned along the way!
Thankyou so much, i replaced my starter after watch your wonderfull vdo
Thank you so much this video help me but when I start the car my rpm was under 500 rpm and it’s stay few minutes then turn off do you why?
And the engine wasn’t stable
Just replacer my starter with your help. Thank you so much for this!
Glad you appreciate my help
Take not!!! This is How you make a DIY video tutorial! Great video 👍👍
Fantastic! Nice camera work, easy to follow
Thanks for the great vid on replace the Lexus's starter!
Thanks
Thank you... your videos are always so informative
Your welcome
This video was extremely helpful! Thank you! You helped me save a few hundred bucks!
+Oscar Rivera wow that's great to know, glad it helped!
I keep ending up doing repairs that I should have done together if I had known better.
Just literally did thermostat at mechanic today. Then found that my starter maybe is not so hot as the car has trouble turning slightly (is an annoyance). Now I have to go into that same area as thermostat. Before the thermostat I also changed the radiator fluid with a flush. Things that keep getting duplicated
Masterful instruction. What camera, editing software, and brand of tripod did you use? You made the cinematography look easy.
A Canon point and shoot and windows movie Maker. It doesn't take much to make a simple video.
Just did this thanks to your video!!!!!
Thanks for this step by step. Great job 👍
Thanks
Thank you very much for the video. I have a 2011 Camry which has developed a very bad corrosion on the + battery terminal. I replaced it with an old style (marine) terminal, since the factory one seemed very flimsy. The car would not start. Now it starts, but according to my wife who drives it, it sometimes is silent after pushing the start button.I don't see a battery fluid residue on top of the battery, yet why the corrosion is the mystery. The felt under the terminals did not help either.any ideas? Thanks.
+Hashem N You might still have a loose battery lug after installing and should tighten or try a different size. The brass marine terminals are supposed to be better at preventing corrosion. Clean your terminals from time to time with baking soda water and a toothbrush.
Hi speedkar99. Thanks for this video, it gave me the confidence to change my starter motor. After installing it and starting to put everything back together, I saw a hose with a broken plastic connection. I've looked and looked but can't find where it connects to. Any chance I could send you a picture to see if you know where it goes? Thanks.
It's probably the active engine mount hose on top the airbox
Great video, helped make the job very easy.
+1958chevyimpalahearse Thanks
awesome video. thank you. i like how you condensed it
Would this be the correct video for a 2012 GX460?
Awesome instructions! Right to the point!
Thanks
how do you tell if a sluggish start (car is warm) is due to weak battery or bad starter ?
great video thankyou!! qustion though? did you put the same starter you put back in? thanks!
+johngamache7 Yes this was a demonstrational video.
Man, it really works. Thanks so much
You are welcome