Starter Rebuilding

Contact us for All your Starter needs.

In-house expert starter rebuilding or new replacements available.
Large Starter Inventory of popular units available upon request.
Most orders can be filled within 24 to 48 hours.

AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALTIES

GM & Ford Starters
Delco 10SI – 1 Wire alternator, 350 RPM Cut In
Chrome Units
Race Car Applications

AUTOMOTIVE / TRUCKS

Most Makes & Models
Antique Starters
Late Model Units

LAWN MOWERS

Starters, Starter Generators

HEAVY DUTY / INDUSTRIAL

Most Makes & Models

FORKLIFTS

Most Makes & Models

MOTORCYCLES / ATV’S

Starters & Generators
ATV Starters
Most Other Makes & Models

MARINE

Boats, Personal Watercraft

SNOWMOBILES

Starters
Most Makes & Models

SNOW PLOW MOTORS

Fisher, Myers, Western

FARM EQUIPMENT

Most Makes & Models

WINCH AND LIFTGATE MOTORS

Most Makes & Models

1. Be patient during the break-in period
2. Drive with care everyday
3. Buy gas at reputable service stations
4. Don’t fill up if you see the tanker
5. Go easy when you’re stuck
6. Lighten up your key chain
7. Choose a good car insurer
8. Keep an auto log
9. Preserve your car during long-term storage
10. Park in the shade
11. Clean the inside, too
12. Clean dash gauges carefully
13. Let floor mats take winter’s beating
14. Blast mats with the hose
15. For stubborn carpet or mat stains
16. Preserve door and window seals
17. Fix bad weatherstripping immediately
18. Keep leather from drying out and cracking
19. Use upholstery cleaners on soiled seats
20. Renew fabric upholstery
21. Place a towel under baby seats
22. Protect car paint from the sun
23. Touch up nicks sooner rather than later
24. Tape saves light covers
25. Avoid light fixture problems
26. Fix small windshield chips
27. Fill with washer fluid only
28. Fix the washer fluid tank
29. Don’t try to carry too much
30. Keep an old blanket handy
31. Secure loads to avoid dents and scratches
32. Inspect wheel-well splashguards
33. Wash in winter, too
34. Wax to protect your car’s paint job
35. Give your car a new skin
36. Don’t let tools mar your car’s finish
37. Keep the caps on
38. Maintain proper inflation
39. Beware the wet thumb
40. Check for uneven wear
41. Check tread for safety
42. Rotate your tires
43. When temperatures affect tire inflation
44. Buy used tires
45. Use wheel cleaner
46. Lube your lug nuts
47. Hang on to your hubcaps
48. Have wheel alignment checked
49. Top off your brake fluid
50. Care for anti-lock brakes
51. Check engine oil at every other fill-up
52. Change oil frequently
53. Avoid overfilling your crankcase with oil
54. Wipe oil pan plug clean
55. Don’t forget the filters
56. Don’t forget the PCV valve
57. Heavier is not always better
58. Maintain your transmission
59. Consider adding oil coolers
60. Spark plugs do need changing
61. Avoid hose hassles
62. Test drive-belt tension
63. Don’t forget the timing belt
64. Clean your engine
65. Run your AC in winter
66. Maintain your car’s battery
67. Some batteries need water
68. Be kind to your battery
69. Seal a leaky radiator
70. Dilute your coolant
71. Keep your cool
72. Don’t forget to flush
73. Don’t mix coolants
74. Check power-steering fluid

Sunday	Closed
Monday	8AM–4PM
Tuesday	8AM–4PM
Wednesday	8AM–4PM
Thursday	8AM–4PM
Friday	8AM–4PM
Saturday	Closed