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      The Primary reason I went there was I needed a starter ASAP + being the weekend, I wasn't going to get one shipped by the time I needed it. The truck is my DD and I needed to get to work Monday.

      The old one lasted a bit over 2 years. Don't know if that's good or not. Maybe next time, when I suspect it's going, I should research starters.

      Recommendations?
      They are not cheap by any means, but they last a long time. I have been selling these for about 5-6yrs and have only had 2 warranty claims out of 100's sold. One was a warranty that I fixed. The contact plunger inside the solenoid just had something stuck on it so it wouldnt make contact to engage the starter. I scrapped it clean, and it's been good ever since.

      https://cncfab.us/i-30497609-denso-gear-reduction-starter-7-3l-dens-tg228000-8420.html
       
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      They are not cheap by any means, but they last a long time. I have been selling these for about 5-6yrs and have only had 2 warranty claims out of 100's sold. One was a warranty that I fixed. The contact plunger inside the solenoid just had something stuck on it so it wouldnt make contact to engage the starter. I scrapped it clean, and it's been good ever since.

      https://cncfab.us/i-30497609-denso-gear-reduction-starter-7-3l-dens-tg228000-8420.html
      Thanks Corey! I'll definitely keep that one in mind! Looks beefy enough. Your price isn't too much higher than the one I just bought. The key will be to order one BEFORE the current one quits. :surprise:
       
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      The Primary reason I went there was I needed a starter ASAP + being the weekend, I wasn't going to get one shipped by the time I needed it. The truck is my DD and I needed to get to work Monday.

      The old one lasted a bit over 2 years. Don't know if that's good or not. Maybe next time, when I suspect it's going, I should research starters.

      Recommendations?
      Everywhere I've read says Denso starters are the way to go for strength and durability. [email protected] sells them. They are a bit pricey, but it's not something I want to do every couple years if you know what I mean.
      https://cncfab.us/i-30497609-denso-gear-reduction-starter-7-3l-dens-tg228000-8420.html
       
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      is the starter turning Fast Enough?

      poor battery cable connections,or just a "tired starter motor" ?
      Batteries at Full Charge?

      a Denso Starter is you need one
      I stole all of this info from the "internet" most of it from this forum.


      If you want a good starter, get a PowerMaster 9051 or a GENUINE Denso TG228000-8420 from a reputable company like CNC fabrication.

      DENSO GEAR REDUCTION STARTER 7.3L - TG228000-8420

      I had the Powermaster on mine and it was working perfectly until the solenoid wire came loose inside. Powermaster offered to repair it free of charge. I bought the Denso to keep me going until the Powermaster. They are both excellent starters.

      How to install it



      FordTechMakuloco

       
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