How to Replace Starter on 2013 - 2017 Honda Accord 2.4L i4
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- OEM remanufactured Honda Accord Starter: ebay.to/3n3GW8m
Honda Accord Sport 2.4L 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Starter Motor Cvt Automatic
OEM Honda Accord Starter Part number:
06312-5A2-506RM
31200-5A2-A52
Honda Accord Stater location: 0:55
Honda Accord Starter Bolt removal Process: 2:30
Honda Accord Starter Reinstallation: 4:50
Radio Code: 7:00
How to replace the started on a 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Honda Accord 2.4L i4 Engine.
STARTER (SM-74009)
Starter Motor Assy. (SM-74009)(MITSUBA)
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Since I've changed my starter, my car starts up right away. Before it would sometimes just make a single click noise and nothing. After a few tries it will finally start but now it starter works just as new and the car starts right up. It was not the battery or the alternator that was the issue. It was the Honda Mitsuba starter.
Question: At what mileage did you starter go out?
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This was the best video that I could find on this process. A word of caution for anyone who tries this. When you're putting the new starter in be sure to hand thread the first bolt at the bottom to near completion. Don't only do it halfway assuming you can get the rest done then finish it up. I did this and the weight of the starter on that one bolt caused the threads inside the bolt hole to get messed up so now the bolt won't go all the way in. I've got to take it to a shop to get them to rethread that hole and I'm going to just let them finish the install. This is doable at home but it is extremely tight area you're working in. I had my car on ramps and it's simply not enough clearance when laying on your back to navigate this process. You need to be on stands that go higher than ramps do so that you can extend your arms up into the area to work. I wasn't comfortable being under the car just on stands.
Mine went out at about 90k Miles on my 2013 Accord. Bought a rebuilt one off eBay for 70 bucks. Took about an hour to replace. Smooth sailing since.
This was an excellent How-To video. I appreciate the time you spent making this job easier for anyone trying to tackle it. Thanks!
You are the man Jeff. I followed your steps exactly, even ordered the replacement starter you linked to, and was able to swap mine out. Thanks!
Congrats on the install. I'm going to rebuild my old one. I've already purchased the internal parts, just need to find some time to rebuild it and record it.
Love this guy’s explanation with the pauses ❤
Thank you for this very good video.
I have 40+ years DIY car repair experience.
I have lots of tools.
However, do NOT DIY!
1. The electrical clips are very very hard to release
2. Very very tight space which makes getting the old starter out and the new one in is very difficult
I spent three hours to get the old starter out and another hour to get the new starter in.
Also, on a 2008 Toyota Camry it took me only 30 minutes to remove an old starter and install a new starter.
The hardest part is definitely getting the new one up in the right place and screwed in, don't blame you for skipping over that part
Was a great detailed video. I also purchased a refurbished starter. But a word of caution. When tightening the 12mm bolt that connects the battery terminal cable. Be careful when tightening, the lower portion of the bracket broke and I ended up buying a new one.
I just did this. Why did I not read your comment first!!! Ughh
Thanks for the video, i think my 2015 honda accord sport 4cyl needs a new starter, been having issues where it wont start but if i wait like 10 seconds it does. Used to be every now and then, now its every time i want start it. Car has 128k miles so figured its probably the starter since all my lights in car work perfectly fine and once it starts it just goes without issue.
Yea that very common. My 2014 Honda Accord LX Model started acting up the same way at 140k.
Same issue. What make it really confusing though is the fact that when the car does start, the starter cranks up just fine without struggling.
mines a 2013 sport only 53k mikes abd is doing the exact same thing
Now I'm ready to change mine. Thanks.
I’m about to check on mine Good video 👍🏼 mine don’t even click or anything
About 4 months ago I had to change out the starter on a 2005 Camry V6 XLE with 65K miles. It was a bit of a pain to get to, but the . in the Honda looks even more difficult to change out.
Subscribed just because you make that so easy!
Great how to video. Your steps made it easy. Thank you
My '15 needed the starter at 32k, a blower motor (to blow a/c and heat into passenger compartment) at 35k and the backup camera at 42k. All there failures totally unacceptable. Im at 46k now... let's see what other petty failure happens next...
If you have a i4 then your battery is next. Wheel bearing is another common issue. Also new brake pads in the near future. 😇
@@DIYCarModz my pads in my v6 went at 20k (front) and 27k (rear). Had to upgrade to a 24f AGM by Northstar and put in a vcm muzzler as well.
So far everyone else is behaving.
I totally agree with you, I had to replace my starter twice already, and I only have 72,000 miles on it, at 35,000 I had the same issue with one side blowing hot air, pretty sad how Hondas are made now, they try to save money by going with cheaper quality, hope your starter holds up this time. Peace
@john jkizer I'm at 48k on my 2016 Accord and my starter is going. Smh what was the cost?
You are amazing
Thank you
Thanks 😊
thank you for this video!!!
Thanks for posting........how is the Re-manufactured honda starter holding up? Wondering if I should go new or save with the re-man. Thanks
No issue so far. Starts right up. I'm going to attempt to recondition my OEM factory starter so that I have a back up if his one fails.
@@DIYCarModz that's a great idea....thanks for the info 👍
Are you able to rotate the flywheel without changing the starter? Or do you need to replace the starter and rotate the fly wheel? I had the starter replaced but the mechanics never rotated the fly wheel with it.. and this was like half a year ago..
What’s the white plastic looking thing on the bottom of the starter?
Very helpful video. Thanks so much
When you try to start and give you only a click noise, did the car pop out with th check engine light? Can you please also answer me for question regarding heartray Hid bulb which I posted under video with heartray hid earlier today. Thanks
What's the difference in the two part numbers that you gave?
One is a remanufactured starter unit and the other one is brand new starter.
What was the original symptom? I turn the key, get a click, no crank. Turn key again, crank, start. Becoming more frequent. I’m going to replace the starter anyway, 99.3% sure that’s it.
No crank. Just click
I just completed the starter change out. I had same exact symptoms you are having...was getting really bad, 4-5 trys and finally a crank. Heads up, the 12mm nut for the Power(with the boot) was a PITA...everything else was pretty easy. Good luck
so do 16 accords not have a starter solenoid?
How can you tell if the starter is going bad? I have 2013 accord v6 coupe with 110k and my dash key light comes on intermittently. I’ve noticed lately it doesn’t start off the 1st try, sometimes it takes 2-5 times to push button start. Once I get the car started everything is fine. Do you think it’s the starter or maybe the push button connection? Please help!
This is a common issue with the 2013-17 accords both 4 cylinder and 6 cylinder models.. It could be the starter,brake switch sensor,push button switch or the battery sensor relay switch.
Very well done and helpful video!
Is that for a CVT ? I have a 2013 Honda Accord Ex 2.4l CVT transmission.
Would the same type starter work or do I need One specificity for a CVT TRANSMISSION?
I’d like to Buy the same type starter that I’m replacing .
Unless someone can suggest a Better one? Seems plenty of ppl have had issues with the Starters in these certain year Hondas.
Thnks to anyone that replies
Great video!
Hey Jeff thank you so much for all your helpful videos, do have you experience with replacing a vtc actuator on one of these engines, thanks
Before you replace the vtc actuator, I would replace the cam chain tensioner. There is a tsb for this TSB 19-019
Whoa! You still got the 24f from about 5 years ago. Hows it holding up?
PS: your resistor kit is legit. I may order one for a 2003 Accord LX .
Thanks!
Jason
Great, no issue at all. Car starts right up and haven't had any issue with the charge system.
I had my starter start acting up around 168,000 miles. Then I would have to crank it 5-15 times before it would start.
Had it replaced by my mechanic for about $500 parts/labor with an OEM starter. The starter now makes a great sound start up sound now.
Hope this new starter lasts me until 330,000+ miles.
DO NOT BUY AN AFTERMARKET STARTER! HONDA OEM ALL THE WAY.
+1 I recommend purchasing OEM starter as well. I plan to rebuild the my original starter so that I have a spare OEM starter.
@@DIYCarModz would be a nice video tutorial if you got the time to film it 🙏🏼
Thats funny i just hit 168k and it blew
After 110k I replaced with a durlast starter. Started grinding at 135k. Free replace then few months later wont start from time to time. Wtf.
How many Ah is in the battery?
How much would you charge for a job like this? Dealer charges 1k with part which seems steep but I know overhead and all that sort of stuff plays into account.
Peps is $250 installed part like $250
As of today, the starter still good and running?
Yew. There is no issue with starter
I replaced my dad's starter 2 years ago with a remanufactured one. It is starting to go out again. Seems like these just have issues.
I'm gonna try one from Amazon this time
This is crazy. They have their starters in the midst impossible places lol ha ha
Have you had to restore your headlight lenses yet?
I have not. I plan to change them to the V6 OEM headlights soon. th-cam.com/video/-hjusQ_9Qao/w-d-xo.html
Hi,
What is the manufacturer (honda) part number?
Thank you in advance!
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OEM remanufactured Honda Accord Starter: ebay.to/3n3GW8m
Honda Accord Sport 2.4L 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Starter Motor Cvt Automatic
OEM Honda Accord Starter Part number:
06312-5A2-506RM
31200-5A2-A52
@@DIYCarModz Did you buy the one from ebay or the OEM one, any issues if you did buy it from ebay.
Thank you in advance!
Hi.
I am having a hard time to remove the second 14mm I believe it’s the longer screw.
My issue is when I get the socket in I have literally no room to turn the socket. I tried with extension and without I used the 1/2 drive from harbor freight.
Can you tell me what tool you used to get it out?
Thank you in advance!
You can remove the intake manifold plate on the right side of the upper bolt by removing the 3 bolts that hold it on. Or you can try using a ratchet with a swivel head and extension to give you more leverage.
Get a wobble socket
They make it impossible hate that crap
This is about the same for 2018 to change out.
Do you have any recommendations on how to get the car started? If my starter is bad? I need to get it to the dealership and towing is not an option.
sometimes you have to hold the starter button longer and play with it.
Have someone go under the car and with a stick or a hammer and bang on the starter at the same time you turn the ignition on, it should pretty much start right up.
Great video!!!