Install a Starter in a 1991 Toyota Corolla
Allot the starter under the engine, bolted to the transmission housing. Use the replacement starter for a visual aid.4. Remove the two wires that connect to the back of the starter solenoid that bolts to the top of the starter motor. When the brushes wear away, you Testament pride it harder and harder to begin your vehicle.
Instructions
1. Ride the Corolla onto a establish of ramps and secure the parking brake. Whether you cannot exit the Corolla, jack up the front extent and habitat jack stands under the frame.
2. Remove the contradiction battery cable from the battery by loosening the bolt that holds the cable connector tight with a socket and ratchet and then by pulling the connector off the battery terminal.
3.The starter on the Toyota Corolla secures to the side of the engine's transmission housing on the front passenger side. There is a inadequate gear inside the starter that engages a gear in the transmission when you alpha your Corolla. That gear helps bring your engine to dash. The most familiar actuation for changing a starter is due to worn brushes in the starter's Engine.
The wires secure to the solenoid with hex-buts. Remove the hex nuts with a socket and ratchet and pull the wires off the solenoid.
5. Unplug the wiring harness from the back of the starter motor.
6. Remove the three bolts that secure the starter to the Corolla's transmission housing with a socket and ratchet and pull the starter off the housing.
7. Remove the bolt that holds the solenoid onto the starter with a socket and ratchet. Remove the wire that connects to the starter to the solenoid with a socket and ratchet and pull the solenoid off the starter.
8. Secure the solenoid to the starter with the bolt, socket and ratchet. Secure the wire that connects the starter and solenoid to the starter with the socket and ratchet.
9. Secure the starter to the Corolla's transmission housing with the three bolts, socket and ratchet.
10. Plug the wiring harness into the starter motor.
11. Connect the two wires to the back of the solenoid using the nuts, socket and ratchet.
12. Plug the battery cable onto the terminal and tighten the bolt on the connector with a socket and ratchet to secure it to the terminal
