Genuine Subaru Starters For Sale

Why Buy Genuine OEM Subaru Starter Parts Online from Stivers Decatur Subaru?

They're vital to an engine running right.
Put simply, a Subaru vehicle couldn't start without them. What a starter does is "crank" or rotate (essentially, start) the engine. How it does so is a process. First, you turn the key in the ignition lock cylinder (or tap either push-button start or a button on your key fob); the starter solenoid draws an electrical charge from the battery and sends it to the starter, which pushes the latter's gear forward, contacting and rotating the engine's flywheel's teeth.

They're manufacturer-quality.
Subaru designs them to exacting standards. Many aftermarket starters, on the other hand, may not be up to the same standards -- neither the same quality nor as reliable.

They'll come compatible with the model you drive.
They'll fit and work just like the starter parts your Subaru got from the factory to begin with. That's a fitment guarantee that off-brands with "universal" components can't always make.

They're affordable.
The average cost to replace a starter can be expensive -- usually a couple hundred dollars just to begin with, but sometimes between $400 and $600 to well over $1,000. Our prices, however, start at just $200 or so, depending on model. Best of all, you can get a big discount off MSRP on top of that.

Subaru warranty coverage is included.
No OEM starter part should have any defects in materials or workmanship. If you happen run into one that does, though, the brand you love can take care of things. You probably won't get that kind of peace of mind shopping starters and parts on the Subaru aftermarket.

So, if you're seeing the signs of starter failure -- loose wires, damaged parts, terminal corrosion, being unable to start or jump-start your vehicle, its engine starting in some drive modes or gears but not in others, finding the starter smoking or covered in oil -- run an inspection first. That'll help you rule out alternator and spark plug problems. Then, install a new starter if needed -- you can do it in a few hours with the right skillset and knowing the basics of wiring diagrams (though having an electrician or a service technician do it is recommended).

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