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2008 Ford Explorer Starter, Relay, Starter Brush

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1.Electrical - Starter (4.0L)
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6L2Z-11002-BA
Starter Motor Assembly
Starter
Part Notes: 4.6L
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6L2Z-11V002-CRM
Remanufactured Starter Motor Assembly
Starter
- Part Notes: 4.0L, All
MSRP: $254.55 Your Price: $160.51

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F68Z-11N087-A
Cover - Starter Motor Terminal
Cover
Part Notes: 4.0L
MSRP: $8.33 Your Price: $5.88
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F6VZ11N087AB
Cover
- Part Notes: 4.6L

6L2Z-11002-C
Starter Motor Assy
- Part Notes: Production Installed
- Production Date: 12/2005-12/2010
- Fitting Vehicle Options: 6 Cyl 4.0L SOHC EFI
- Callout Name: 11002
- Replaced By: 6L2Z-11V002-CRM
MSRP: $254.55 Your Price: $154.91
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OEM 2008 Ford Explorer Parts for Starter

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Starter Installation and Repair Tips for 2008 Ford Explorer

Q: How to service and repair the starter motor on 2008 Ford Explorer?
A: When servicing the starter motor make sure that the vehicle is in neutral and is on a hoist. Unhook the battery ground cable, solenoid cover, and B and S terminal cables and hook them to 12 Nm and 6 Nm, respectively. Take off the starter motor and refit it with a torque of 25 Nm.

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