TYC 1-17779 Starter Motor for 2000 Nissan Maxima
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Reviews (2)
Oct 15, 2022
Great value.
I probably would have given these valves 5 stars but I’ll wait until I get the engine rebuilt and put some miles on them. The price is excellent and they seem very well made. I’ve been lapping them in and they’re looking good.
Feb 04, 2022
Not bad. Fit perfectly.
Works fine. I'm not sure it matters which wire is connected to the leads as it's just sending a signal to the ECU each time a notch on the crankshaft pulley passes the sensor but if it does I'll reverse them. My only criticism is with the butt connectors - they need to be crimped then the surrounding shrink tubing hit with a heat gun. If you're going to use a heat gun anyway I find it preferable to use Sopoby connectors (or other comparable ones) which contain a ring with solder that melts at a relatively low temperature. They require only one tool, i.e. a heat gun, to make the solder connection and shrink the tubing.