
I dont doubt it, just wish they could get some qc on some of the flexilights strips they do lolI’ve fitted lots of stater motors from eBay that customers have supplied. Mostly Chinese made, about £60-£75. Some I fitted a few years ago and they’re still working perfectly, maybe more long lasting than more expensive and genuine bmw items![]()
To be honest that’s why I get the customers to supply me with the part. If it’s cheap because it’s shite quality it’s not my problem. And I do emphatically stress this to my customers, I’ll remove and refit the item if it fails no problem. But they have to deal with their supplier. But so far all have been goodI dont doubt it, just wish they could get some qc on some of the flexilights strips they do lol
3rd one failed in the last 3 weeks grr
If it turned it over for a few revolutions before firing it isn't the starter motor. It's doing it's only job i.e. turning the engine. Also if it's worse with a hot engine then I would look to fuelling as the issue.Funny enough, just going to post the exact same question
2011 TC 20K on the clock
Noticed its not bursting into life when the starter is prodded, today was a few revolutions before it fired up
cant say whether hot starting is an issue, but its changed
I was toying with twin cable battery to starter, ( think ill do that anyway)
I'll get prices on new vs reman (again)