I have a Ford Expedition XLT 1998 and my starter went bad how do I do the work myself.....will it be very difficult and is there steps that will help me successfully complete the job.

Asked by Mannam Jun 05, 2014 at 07:30 PM about the 1998 Ford Expedition 4 Dr XLT 4WD SUV

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I've already replaced my solenoid hey leave
uses that connect the battery with the
solenoid and I have taped on it with a
hammer

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have you checked the starter relay...go to the owners manual locate it and exchange with any other one...same type...maybe is more simple than changing the wrong part

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IF you have the necessary tools, a starter replacement is not a hard job to do. You need a SAFE way to get the front of the car in the air so you have enough room to get under it. From there it is only a matter of 3-5 bolts/nuts and it is off. Reverse to put it back together. I find taking a series of digitsl photos of things I am not used to before I start work gives me a source to check where things go. Go to your local Auto Zone, Advanced Auto, etc and tell them you want a rebuilt started. Most of them will give you excellent directions on what you need to do to change it out.

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