Remy Starter P/N:16136
Remy 17755 starter for the 2001-2005 Honda Civic 4-cylinder 1.7L and other vehicles turns the engine over so it can start. It is a remanufactured starter motor designed for dependable starting through the vehicle's service life.
A click, slow cranking or no crank when you turn the key can mean the starter is wearing out. Before replacing it, look over the battery terminals and cable ends with the engine off for looseness or corrosion, since a poor connection can act like a bad starter.
As a starter replacement for the 2001-2005 Honda Civic 4-cylinder 1.7L, it is a direct-fit car starter, and the 2001-2005 Acura EL 4-cylinder 1.7L takes it too. Each car takes one.
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Interchange: 228000-9641 · 428000-0320 · 428000-0321 · 31200-PLR-A01 · 31200-PLR-A02
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Does this 2001-2005 Honda Civic starter fit the 4-cylinder 1.7L engine?
Yes. Remy 17755 fits the 2001-2005 Honda Civic 4-cylinder 1.7L, and each car takes one starter.
Is Remy 17755 the EL starter for the 2001-2005 Acura EL 4-cylinder 1.7L?
Yes. Remy 17755 is listed for the 2001-2005 Acura EL 4-cylinder 1.7L, and that car takes one starter.
What rotation direction and voltage does this Remy starter have?
This Remy starter turns clockwise (right) and runs on 12 volts DC. Its design is permanent magnet gear reduction with a closed nose cone.
Is 428000-0320 an interchange number for this starter?
Yes. 428000-0320 is one of the numbers this Remy 17755 starter replaces.
Can a click or slow cranking mean this 12-volt starter is worn?
Yes. A click, slow cranking or no crank are common signs of a worn starter, though other causes exist. A shop can test the starting system to find the cause.
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