Starter Replacement and Testing HOW TO 1999 Honda Civic 1.6

Detailed procedure for replacement and bench testing of starter on Honda Civic models with the 1.6L.
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[@alanroney3817]

I am a mechanic! Just refreshing my memory. Straight forward, professional video. Thanks!

[@Phildo8]

Very well explained & detailed that even the non mechanic, non automotive types who have likely never put air into their tires on their own let alone change oil or install starter by themselves. Only “gripe” I have is that you skipped over how to remove air cleaner plastics after disconnecting your negative terminal but other than that you detailed this so simple that literally a 12 year old could do it & my little cousin is 11 almost 12 and he loves anything automotive and wants to learn all he can and soak it up like a sponge. When he seen me in my barn with the hood up he came out & asked if he could help but didn’t want me to tell him where anything was. So he searched “how to change starter on 99 civic” your video popped up and he began working along your steps he was finished in less than 30mins. Him & I both immediately subscribed. Only wish that you didn’t abandon the channel and stop uploading 2yrs ago bc you are amazing at doing automotive repair tutorials!!

[@MLFranklin]

Great camera positioning work, video editing, and color commentary. Excellent, very helpful video.

[@JG-lx2nq]

thank you, i just changed mine thanks to you!

[@clutch4922]

I am also a mechanic...... Tech. Very well presented video. Thank you

[@learnitfromwilliam]

Thanks for this video. I removed the starter in about 10 mins! I watched one other video prior to yours and it sucked!

[@AppalachianDIY]

Sweet man, thanks for the comment.

[@thehgsiv3869]

Thanks A.! You helped walk me thru my first major (I know it's not really but for me it was) part change. Keep up the great work! Cheers!

[@AppalachianDIY]

glad it helped

[@NMelakis1]

Thank you for such a great video! Saved me a lot of guess work and research.

[@mychel82]

This video is awesome bro!!!

[@hmoreno815]

So wAs the starter bad or good? Never mentioned it

[@SPACETRUCKIN215]

its good, if it didn't do anything than it's bad, it turned when he touched it with the jumper wire

[@hockeydave23]

Thank you for making this video!

[@alexrtsimpson]

Thank you so much for making his video

[@kylenaidoo5079]

Thank you!! This video helped me out!

[@irvingsanguinetti7659]

Did the used one laying around start the engine?

[@athaothao2880]

nice starter test civic 1.6l

[@earlyculyer4103]

So was the starter bad?

[@swizzblade]

Thanks for the video👍👏🤘

[@c4mailmanpb]

Excellent video. Thanks.

[@anthonyshepard9606]

Thank U for the very informative video, it made the job easier for me. 🐢🐢🐢

[@AppalachianDIY]

Nice, glad it helped

[@user-ut1ho5py6x]

Спасибо!!! Просто и понятно!!!))

[@alecdelacroooz]

Thank you for this! does the D series share the same starter and installation procedure with the B series?

[@shezie9525]

Im about to change the starter on my 99 si and im pretty sure its the same.

[@alecdelacroooz]

@@shezie9525 Hi Sean! the 2 motors have different starters, I just found out. the D series has a "spiral" design by the gear while the B series has an "earlobe" like design. Installation process however, is the same. Finished replacing mine about a week ago :)

[@shezie9525]

@@alecdelacroooz where did you get your starter from?

[@alecdelacroooz]

@@shezie9525 I was gonna order one from rockauto, but I ended up having my old one rebuilt at a local starter/alternator shop here in Vancouver. I'm pretty sure Canada and US starters are the same.

[@alecdelacroooz]

@@shezie9525 it was cheaper and saved time + shipping

[@kutabare3008]

what all did you remove to get to the starter???

[@Datwookievr6]

Perfect diy thank you!

[@AppalachianDIY]

cool, thanks

[@Ritu-1952]

Hi
I got a 1999 civic with a automatic gearshift. Are the at the same place. I can not find IT at the place you show in the film.

[@AppalachianDIY]

This is a 99 Civic, automatic. It should be in the same place

[@fallingupstairs1]

Very helpful! Thanks!

[@AppalachianDIY]

+Justin Saul thanks

[@palmeshujoodha1264]

What is the reference on sticker of the starter please. Thank you

[@Elijah-fc3ex]

What size are those mounting bolts? Do you know?

[@KevinK3vin0]

1:36 I tried to unscrew it but it was so tight that it broke the whole thing off. It's still attached to the cable though

[@AlexiaVon]

is that a D16Y7 motor?

[@MrFamilyMoments]

Strange & Beautiful yes d16y7

[@mechanicandskills7215]

what no new starter demo after install ? ....well ok lol