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Ford Expedition Starter Part Number: F81Z-11V002-AARM
$158.31 MSRP: $254.55You Save: $96.24 (38%)
Ford Expedition Starter Part Number: F7UZ-11002-AARM
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Ford Expedition Starter Part Number: DL3Z-11002-A
$145.49 MSRP: $238.18You Save: $92.69 (39%)Ships in 1 Business Day
Ford Expedition Starter Part Number: CK4Z-11002-C
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Ford Expedition Starter Part Number: ML3Z-11002-B
$253.84 MSRP: $405.45You Save: $151.61 (38%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysFord Expedition Starter Part Number: JL1Z-11002-B
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Ford Expedition Starter
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The Starter in Ford Expedition vehicles is chiefly used to change the electrical energy for battery into mechanical energy to crank the engine. Thereby to operate it, an externally fixed solenoid is hinged by the battery that in turn engages the starter motor. In the kind of starter called the 'paul starter', for example, a rotating armature works in cooperation with field coils or permanent magnets in order to produce the right amount of rotation necessary to engage the starter drive with the flywheel of the engine involved. In the course of years, different kinds of starters have been used in the Expedition, including examples, gear reduction starters in which a reduction gear to provide better torque is used. Your usual equipment or OE starter should work for normal engines, but to be able to turn over high-compression motors without problems such as kickback or failure, you will need a special kind. The advancement of starter technology has developed compact and more effective designs and solutions to provide the vehicle's engine reliably during its initiation through different Expedition models.
Ford Expedition Starter Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to service and repair the starter motor on Ford Expedition?A:Services and repairs of the starter motor should start by placing the vehicle in neutral position on a hoist. Start by detaching the ground cable from the battery then remove the starter terminal cover. Start the solenoid S-terminal electrical connection detachment by taking out the nut before moving onto the solenoid B-terminal electrical connection and its nut. Begin by removing the stud-mounted starter battery ground cable nut and proceeding to take out the starter motor and two bolts along with the stud bolt. Install the starter by fitting its two bolts and stud bolt in three separate steps that commence with light tightening followed by an upper bolt torque to 25 Nm (18 lb-ft) then proceed to tighten the lower bolt and stud bolt to 25 Nm (18 lb-ft). The starter battery ground cable needs attachment to the stud where a nut should secure it with 20 Nm tension (15 lb-ft). Fasten and tighten the solenoid B terminal electrical connection by using a nut to 12 Nm (9 lb-ft). Secure the solenoid S terminal electrical connection before installing its nut then replace the starter terminal cover with 6 Nm (53 lb-in) torque. The completion step includes reinstalling the battery ground cable.
