how to remove and install a starter motor on a grand marquis 93?
Dec 23, 2008 by T | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
i have a dead starter motor i just bought a new one need some info on how to remove and install? need to know where all 3 bolts are and how is the safes and quickest way to do it i know it will be difficult but want to give it a shot thanks guys
you undo the electrical wires going into the starter but make sure you dosconnect the battery first and then should be two bolts that hold it up you take those out and the starter should come right out. and the starter is located at the rear of the engine
keithhernadez | Dec 23, 2008
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