Happy to see you using a quality starter on this job! Great video and very informative! I was our shop electrical guy, and I can’t tell you how many pigtails I’ve fixed in my career on imports due to cheap plastic on parts that are exposed to high heat cycles and the elements. Working on electrical components was my favorite thing to do! Many hours and low effort on my part. I made a career change and went into the environmental industry, but I miss wrenching on cars every day.
I watched this and called BS on the "deterioration" of the connector. Come on - you just busted it. So I'm doing mine, and very carefully remove my connector without damage. Imagine a look of smug satisfaction. I reconnect, and it busts in 3 pieces. I think it was deterioration. Eating humble pie. Thanks for the vids!
Its weird mine is always finicking with the wrather . Doesnt help libing in Oklahoma. The past couple days was 50/60 degrees. And my cars was running. And now its 14/20 degrees and my car wont turn. So we been thinking battery pr starter. It has to be starter i just got a new battery. I got tbe starter on amazon .. so just seeing easy ways to put this on
@@RBTheMechanic Thanks for responding, my wife told me the vehicle was ticking while trying to start it so I assumed it was the starter without checking for my self. When she got home and I went to check I realized it's the battery so I changed it and everything is working again. Iam located in norhern nj. If something else comes up that iam not familiar with I will reach out to you. Thanks again for responding.
Did you fix the connector the bad connection wire to the starter and then check it and see if it still worked if you could have been just the connection is the problem and not the starter
No it was starter it was connected good I changed it do have video and part number and yeah it was clicking and it was solid connector it just deteriorated the plastic when I pressed it to pull it out
The OEM connector is made out of cheap materials. I managed to break mine with my fingers when I replaced the starter - my 2011 Veracruz Limited FWD has 323K miles! BTW, many OEM parts are cheaply made - e.g., the bolts (3) and nuts (2) in front/sides of the surge tank are junk and easily strip/snap even when torqued under specs which forced me to remove the side studs and replace the bolts/studs above with M6-1.0 x 25 mm Allen drive cap screws by Hillman (from Lowe's and problem solved!). You'll have to remove all the main harness electrical connectors in the driver side to be able to pull them all from the top - including the starter terminal - to have enough room to be able to replace it with a better female spade connector. Break a leg and Merry Christmas 💪💪to all!
@@RBTheMechanic RB, thank you for the part number. Just tried it to no avail so went with a different one (for Kia/Hyundai) and ended up paying $21.38. For that, again thanks 💪🏼. Swapping my starter took me 4 hours - I’m not a mechanic by trade 😂. Putting the messed up harness end back is a pain 😅 Merry Christmas 🎄 for your and your family
Same issue here. From replacing the bank 1 (cylinders 1-3-5) valve cover gasket, noticed the main harness has a bunch of connections on the driver side (DS). In order to be able to fix it, the solution making the most sense to me is removing all those connections and pull the ends of the harness including the bad started connector up to have some slack and be able to replace it. A tedious task at best. Always disconnect the negative battery terminal !! Hope this info helps. Merry Christmas to all!
I'm you new subscriber. Hyundai Veracruz 2010, with 242 thousands miles 6 cilindy. They wanna 9000 thousands dollars. I wanted to know if that kind of vehicle is good. Thank you.
242k milesss bro Walk away from this car it’s problems and u can get good better car for 9k I have Toyota Sienna $5k 79k miles baby runs like it’s brand new Even if that car has 100k miles that’s lottt
@@RBTheMechanic I go try to find something with low miles and a good price in my area. Can you tell me if Hyndai Veracruz is good vehicle. I mean if you recommend This type of vehicle. Thank you.
@@proyectoaventurero1801 I don’t recommend this vehicle it has too many high price repairs and they are uncommon it would be best to air for Toyota Sienna or honda Lexus
Happy to see you using a quality starter on this job! Great video and very informative! I was our shop electrical guy, and I can’t tell you how many pigtails I’ve fixed in my career on imports due to cheap plastic on parts that are exposed to high heat cycles and the elements. Working on electrical components was my favorite thing to do! Many hours and low effort on my part. I made a career change and went into the environmental industry, but I miss wrenching on cars every day.
Cool yeah I’m twisting my career also do construction and have my own fleet of vans to fix
Excellent analysis on how a good mechanic thinks and troubleshoots.
Thank you for your videos ! You have saved me many hours of work by watching your videos first! Keep up the Great work..
Glad my videos helped u!! It’s always good to do work urself!!!
If you use a 1/4" ratchet, short extension, and regular socket, you can sneak it thru the motor mount flange. no need to remove the mount.
That’s what I did
this is an extremely valuable video thank you very much
Glad you think so! Yup will help lot of people
I watched this and called BS on the "deterioration" of the connector. Come on - you just busted it.
So I'm doing mine, and very carefully remove my connector without damage. Imagine a look of smug satisfaction.
I reconnect, and it busts in 3 pieces. I think it was deterioration. Eating humble pie. Thanks for the vids!
Yeah I did get new connector from eBay and repaired it
How much you will charge for starter replacement on 2010 hyundai veracruz?
$160 of this is same setup
Helli mr i have a 2012 veracruz and icant find original stock starter in my country please tell any other car starters fit in my veracruz
I use remy brand
Amazing video bro🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥loved it
Thank u
The starter still working ? It has been 2 years already
Still good!!!
@@RBTheMechanic my making a little noise when start is that normal ? It have been 17 years in there
Great video could u show how to fix a 2007 Toyota Sienna inner cooler and radiator
When I get that car with that job I will do so
Very wonderful video,do you know about same suv air conditioner doesn’t work
Well u have to check basics fuse relay and Freon pressure if it got no pressure the system will not activate
Its weird mine is always finicking with the wrather . Doesnt help libing in Oklahoma. The past couple days was 50/60 degrees. And my cars was running. And now its 14/20 degrees and my car wont turn. So we been thinking battery pr starter. It has to be starter i just got a new battery. I got tbe starter on amazon .. so just seeing easy ways to put this on
If it’s giving u problem on start up possability battery I just changed batter on civic original from dealer changed in October was defect
Can you let me know how to replace the gear four wheel differential part
I do t do those repairs
Would like you to change my starter 2010 veracruz, please let me know how to reach you.
Where ru located if ur local then we can proceed and schedual an apointment
@@RBTheMechanic Thanks for responding, my wife told me the vehicle was ticking while trying to start it so I assumed it was the starter without checking for my self. When she got home and I went to check I realized it's the battery so I changed it and everything is working again. Iam located in norhern nj. If something else comes up that iam not familiar with I will reach out to you. Thanks again for responding.
@@thesaints6304 no problem u can msg me we can connector if u need work done
Did you fix the connector the bad connection wire to the starter and then check it and see if it still worked if you could have been just the connection is the problem and not the starter
No it was starter it was connected good I changed it do have video and part number and yeah it was clicking and it was solid connector it just deteriorated the plastic when I pressed it to pull it out
The OEM connector is made out of cheap materials. I managed to break mine with my fingers when I replaced the starter - my 2011 Veracruz Limited FWD has 323K miles! BTW, many OEM parts are cheaply made - e.g., the bolts (3) and nuts (2) in front/sides of the surge tank are junk and easily strip/snap even when torqued under specs which forced me to remove the side studs and replace the bolts/studs above with M6-1.0 x 25 mm Allen drive cap screws by Hillman (from Lowe's and problem solved!).
You'll have to remove all the main harness electrical connectors in the driver side to be able to pull them all from the top - including the starter terminal - to have enough room to be able to replace it with a better female spade connector. Break a leg and Merry Christmas 💪💪to all!
@@rph247 yeah it was like popcorn I crushed it just by squeezing he clip
@@RBTheMechanic RB, thank you for the part number. Just tried it to no avail so went with a different one (for Kia/Hyundai) and ended up paying $21.38. For that, again thanks 💪🏼. Swapping my starter took me 4 hours - I’m not a mechanic by trade 😂. Putting the messed up harness end back is a pain 😅 Merry Christmas 🎄 for your and your family
@@rph247 what’s the part number ?
I also have a bad connector after replacing my starter. How do I replace the connector? Does it need to be soldered?
Same issue here. From replacing the bank 1 (cylinders 1-3-5) valve cover gasket, noticed the main harness has a bunch of connections on the driver side (DS). In order to be able to fix it, the solution making the most sense to me is removing all those connections and pull the ends of the harness including the bad started connector up to have some slack and be able to replace it. A tedious task at best. Always disconnect the negative battery terminal !! Hope this info helps. Merry Christmas to all!
I'm you new subscriber. Hyundai Veracruz 2010, with 242 thousands miles 6 cilindy. They wanna 9000 thousands dollars. I wanted to know if that kind of vehicle is good. Thank you.
242k milesss bro Walk away from this car it’s problems and u can get good better car for 9k I have Toyota Sienna $5k 79k miles baby runs like it’s brand new Even if that car has 100k miles that’s lottt
@@RBTheMechanicThank you brother. where is you location.
@@proyectoaventurero1801 I’m up north NJ Bayonne area
@@RBTheMechanic I go try to find something with low miles and a good price in my area. Can you tell me if Hyndai Veracruz is good vehicle. I mean if you recommend This type of vehicle. Thank you.
@@proyectoaventurero1801 I don’t recommend this vehicle it has too many high price repairs and they are uncommon it would be best to air for Toyota Sienna or honda Lexus
Hi
Do you have videos about how to change transmission oil and oil filter , veracruz
Also how to clean Radiator veracruz
Not on this car I’m sorry I haven’t got this job in my shop not lot of these come to me
Show the starter in your hand.
Hi
Hi hello
Where the hell is tha starter
Down in the bottom I did it in 20 minutes
@@RBTheMechanic I'm having problems with my starter, can I just hit it with a hummer?
@@beauyolia that for emergency and rice to shop if it work so why not replace it unless u need to get to shop