2003 - 2008 Toyota Matrix Starter Replacement DIY, Diagnostics & Bench Testing (also Corolla, Vibe) скачать в хорошем качестве

2003 - 2008 Toyota Matrix Starter Replacement DIY, Diagnostics & Bench Testing (also Corolla, Vibe)

This DIY video shows how to troubleshoot and replace the starter for '03 - '08 Toyota Corolla and Matrix (and Pontiac Vibe) and applies to most Toyotas in general. The video shows some "behind the wheel" diagnostics to check before replacing the starter, as well as "in-engine" tests to confirm a faulty starter. The full starter removal and replacement is then shown. Lastly, bench tests are shown. Check the Pinned Comment or below for Timestamps, part numbers, and torque values: 00:28 Initial diagnostics for the no crank/no start condition: verify that you hear the fuel pump 01:32 How to bang on the starter if you're stranded 03:45 More diagnostics: "behind the wheel" tests 06:25 Begin the "under the hood" tests - remove the fan/shroud 09:13 Test 1: Check for proper battery ground 10:48 Disconnect the starter solenoid switch connector 11:28 Test 2: Check for voltage to the starter solenoid wiring harness 14:04 Test 3: Check for voltage to the starter solenoid with the connector in place (back-probe) 19:00 Begin starter replacement - disconnect negative terminal on the battery (10mm) 19:38 Remove the fan/shroud if you haven't already (skip back to 06:25 to see that) 19:44 Location of starter mounting bolts and electrical connections 20:17 Disconnect the B+ post nut (12mm) 20:51 Disconnect the solenoid switch electrical 21:17 Remove two mounting bolts (14mm) 22:48 Remove the starter 23:07 Starter on the bench, Toyota part 28100-0D080-84 (re-man), or Denso 280-0330 24:02 How "core charges" work - save your Toyota box! 25:05 Install the new starter 26:05 Re-install the two mounting bolts (14mm, torque is 27 ft-lbs) 28:18 Inspect/clean the B+ cable end, then reconnect the B+ post nut (12mm, torque is 84 inch-lbs) 29:40 Reconnect the solenoid electrical 30:06 Reconnect the battery 30:39 Test the starter 31:01 Re-install the fan/shroud (two 10mm) 33:42 Inspecting the old starter (FSM procedures) 34:56 Remove the solenoid and plunger (JIS 3 bolts) 38:05 Reassemble solenoid 38:44 Test the solenoid function for proper pull-in/pull-out 45:42 Test the motor 46:59 Check resistance across the motor (less than 0.3 Ohm) 48:00 Test the complete starter function 51:27 Test resistance values I hope this video was helpful for you. Thanks for watching, and good luck with your repair!