Starter motor
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Nicksy

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226 posts

232 months

Monday 20th October 2008
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I think that the starter motor is on the way out! Starts fine from cold but won’t start when the car is restarted when warm.

Has anyone bought a starter motor for a 3ltr noble, if you have can you confirm make and part number

Thanks

Nicksy

snuffy

13,224 posts

313 months

Monday 20th October 2008
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I had a new one fitted about 2 months ago by my local dealer.

The part number on my bill is: NXN357T11000AC

Nicksy

Original Poster:

226 posts

232 months

Monday 20th October 2008
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snuffy said:
I had a new one fitted about 2 months ago by my local dealer.

The part number on my bill is: NXN357T11000AC
Thanks dude, did you have the work done by a Noble dealer? what was the cost?

snuffy

13,224 posts

313 months

Monday 20th October 2008
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About 400 notes including the starter motor.

Nicksy

Original Poster:

226 posts

232 months

Monday 20th October 2008
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thanks

mgbond

6,749 posts

261 months

Monday 20th October 2008
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Nicksy said:
thanks


Kev,

Check out Nobleparts, don't know if the 2.5 is the same as the 3ltr but there are many parts numbers. All do the same but come from different places like Jag, ford.

On Noble parts I put a link to a guy on ebay for recon parts, was quite cheap and very good service. on the 2.5 it was easy to change.

Bondy

RobP

2,097 posts

270 months

Tuesday 21st October 2008
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mgbond said:
Nicksy said:
thanks
Kev,

Check out Nobleparts, don't know if the 2.5 is the same as the 3ltr but there are many parts numbers. All do the same but come from different places like Jag, ford.

On Noble parts I put a link to a guy on ebay for recon parts, was quite cheap and very good service. on the 2.5 it was easy to change.

Bondy
yeah -need to be careful that you get exactly the right one. I had one fitted by a main dealer and the mechanic noticed that the solenoid terminals were much closer to the fuel tank than the old s/motor. When the engine twists under acceleration it was feasible that it could short against the tank yikes He made up a neoprene patch as a stop gap and refurbed the old one.

mgbond

6,749 posts

261 months

Tuesday 21st October 2008
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yeah -need to be careful that you get exactly the right one. I had one fitted by a main dealer and the mechanic noticed that the solenoid terminals were much closer to the fuel tank than the old s/motor. When the engine twists under acceleration it was feasible that it could short against the tank yikes He made up a neoprene patch as a stop gap and refurbed the old one...

Not an issue on the 2.5, its no where near the tank

Bondy

Nicksy

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226 posts

232 months

Tuesday 21st October 2008
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Just to update, I have bought a starter from Hillmart UK Alternators & Starter Motors, http://www.alternatormart.co.uk/Purchase_Page.htm (martin) £108.53 inc vat and next day delivery. Part No ST2845 NXN357T11000AC

Martin has supplied these starters to Noble direct, so we are hoping that it is the right one!!! If not he will accept the item as a return.

My starter is more towards the intercooler side if the engine, so it wont touch the fuel tank.

Nicksy

Nicksy

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226 posts

232 months

Thursday 23rd October 2008
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Nicksy said:
Just to update, I have bought a starter from Hillmart UK Alternators & Starter Motors, http://www.alternatormart.co.uk/Purchase_Page.htm (martin) £108.53 inc vat and next day delivery. Part No ST2845 NXN357T11000AC

Martin has supplied these starters to Noble direct, so we are hoping that it is the right one!!! If not he will accept the item as a return.

My starter is more towards the intercooler side if the engine, so it wont touch the fuel tank.

Nicksy
Got the starter in the post today, and its looking good!!! won't get a chance to fit it before Goodwood, but i will keep you posted

Nicksy