2001-2006 Silverado Avalanche Sierra Yukon Escalade Denali Tahoe Suburban starter replacement

[@daxinventor3542]

Thanks for getting the camera in the right angle so that we could see exactly where the starter is located and how to change the old one out. Outstanding job.

[@johnguy1770]

Hey sir you did an excellent job explaining and showing how to do that starter replacement thumbs up

[@thubb6]

Outstanding tutorial. Watched this a few times and swapped mine out in my ‘03 Suburban Z71. Didn’t need to lift or remove the tire. Thanks!

[@gregoriomartinez6670]

THANKS BRO FOR SHOWS UP THE GOOD IDEAS AND THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEOS IT HELPS TO ME TO FIXED UP MY ESCALADE CADILLAC 2002.,GOD BLESS YOU.

[@bryan2287]

Due to the angles, I use a pry bar for leverage to separate the starter from the bell housing. Good Video

[@steveotheweirdo9884]

Things to you and the good angles that you recorded I was able to finish my job replicating your work I appreciate you

[@MakersGottaEat]

Excellent! I'm too dang big to get under our 2004 vehicle. And my hands are too big to get to the wiring. My wife watched you video 6 or more times today and was able to get the starter off herself. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@davepee9437]

Can you end your wife to my house I need mine changed as well! Thanks in advance homie!

[@jimbradley727]

I do like your video you complete tasks much smoother than the other ones that I watched and gave me more confidence. One thing I ran into was dipstick tube interference...I could not get it out or in with the dipstick tube so I removed it and then reinstalled it. I also took my oil sensor plug off and the other connection which I believe is a hot lead.. I was tired when I did the job and could not find that hot lead connection on the motor until I had to pull my starter back down again and watch a video that showed exactly where it was. That was kind of sad because once I saw it on the video it was in plain sight 😆

[@DamionJR4923]

Thanks for the in depth video

[@mud_just_mud]

I'm a mechanic and I love this guy he is great and his tutorial give helpful information and provides safety precautions one should take when working on vehicles I definitely describe #mechaniclife

[@jdavis954]

Seems like you did it the best out of everyone I seen on u tube thanks for the help !

[@christopherbrant8610]

Video came in clutch today! Thanks man

[@tomference4618]

..best video I have watched for clarity of tight spots and explanation. Just curious why you chose to disconnect negative cable as opposed to positive.

[@jonsan615]

I’ve been looking all over for a video like this thanks for the info.

[@brandyunknown9196]

Thank you! Helped a lot with my 05 Avalanche. Especially getting it back in.

[@chesmatheny2903]

Thanks man very good straight on video.

[@New-Breed-Drywall-And-Paint]

2002 CHEVY SUBURBAN …Just in case anyone was having this problem . No crank no start …… fuel and battery gauges flip up still like it’s going to start and then dead silence . Replaced starter and back on the rd . Also when it went out couple issues I had was I tried jumping it one more time with a flat head and it blew the 40 amp fuse which caused the gas and battery gauge to stop flipping up when key was turned to on position . Lastly the replacement starter I purchased was longer than the original . So if you ran into that problem just know it will ….. I repeat will fit so don’t worry . Hope I helped someone as I searched every video looking for someone with the same issue on their suburban or if the larger one would fit and could t find not one video .

[@mrlepto]

Good video! I'm doing this on an Escalade and I've run into this issue where there is a another Bolt from a motor mount or something that doesn't seem to be on the Avalanche and the starter is getting hooked up on the head of that bolt and I can't get it passed it to drop out

[@conormason8989]

Thank you so much. I very much appreciate it.

[@jameslee1278]

Could the heat shield be placed on starter before reinstalling it on vehicle without any complications?

[@ErnieLegendDJ]

Great detail.👏

[@Judsxn]

Good video

[@mikebentley8648]

Great video!! Very helpful. Thank you

[@danielrosas6408]

Grasias amigo por compartir sus conocimientos mis respetos le agradesco de todo corazón

[@pascalzapata3942]

Thank you 🙏

[@TheTexxxan]

Awesome! Thank you.

[@danieldiaz9147]

Great video very helpful on point

[@dustinmiller1549]

Great info good job keep it up

[@MEMPHIS10REPPA]

Excellent....gooood video very helpful... thanks.....one more thing....sell me that monte Carlo lol....

[@ArmenArmenjs]

Good job. good time to replace crankshaft sensor!

[@jacoblariviere6453]

Would it be possible to take the starter off without taking the heat shield off and then put the new one on after clipping the heat shield onto it?

[@drbokin6647]

Yes the heat shield just goes on the part where the wires connect

[@jimbradley727]

So his question is can you do the job without ever removing the heat shield and installing the new starter with it on... I would not recommend it. There would be a lot of interference and it's just simple much simpler to remove it and then reinstall it after the new starters in.

[@ArmenArmenjs]

Do you need to shim the starter at all?

[@abbyhammack6953]

I'll have to jack mine up I'm a big man

[@codycopithorne6294]

I use ramps to drive on for any work under there.

[@Boudell]

Good video!!! Thanks

[@vanbilly8387]

"just like that"... and I still can't get mine to come forward enough to get it free from the bellhousing. The starter body hits the motor mount. The solenoid hits the dipstick tube. Snout still about an inch inside the bellhousing. Almost ready to pull the oil dipstick tube out at this point. ugghh

[@lowermainlandlearningchann7664]

You don’t have to take off the plate 200-06, straight up skip that step

[@spellbreaker6609]

Looks like it need seals

[@PhiWeezy94]

You need a jack stand too

[@damnnant2462]

P😢😢

[@702Tavoo]

Great video but the 3in wrench is pretty huge 🥲