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Genuine Lexus ES300 Starter Motor
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Lexus ES300 Starter Assy
Part Number: 28100-20020$163.51 MSRP: $219.85You Save: $56.34 (26%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Lexus ES300 Starter Assy
Part Number: 28100-03100$165.38 MSRP: $222.38You Save: $57.00 (26%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Lexus ES300 Starter Assy
Part Number: 28100-28041$174.05 MSRP: $234.13You Save: $60.08 (26%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Lexus ES300 Starter Assy
Part Number: 28100-74260$165.38 MSRP: $222.38You Save: $57.00 (26%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Lexus ES300 Starter Assy
Part Number: 28100-03030$176.73 MSRP: $237.77You Save: $61.04 (26%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Lexus ES300 Starter Assy
Part Number: 28100-03090$160.96 MSRP: $216.39You Save: $55.43 (26%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysLexus ES300 Starter Assy
Part Number: 28100-03070$174.81 MSRP: $235.17You Save: $60.36 (26%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Lexus ES300 Starter Assy
Part Number: 28100-74140$174.81 MSRP: $235.17You Save: $60.36 (26%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Lexus ES300 Starter Motor
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Lexus ES300 Starter Motor Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to check and diagnose a Starter Motor and starting circuit malfunction on Lexus ES300?A: If a starting circuit malfunctions, don't immediately blame the starter. Instead, systematically check components and connections. Ensure battery cable clamps are clean and tight, inspect battery cables, assess the battery's condition, examine the starter solenoid wiring, check starter mounting bolts, fusible links, and the ignition switch circuit. Also, check the Park/Neutral switch (automatic) or clutch start switch (manual) and confirm the shift lever's position. If the starter doesn't engage, check for battery voltage at the solenoid's positive terminal. If absent, check fuses and relays. If present but the starter doesn't work, bench test the starter. If it cranks slowly, check the cranking voltage and current draw. If they're off, replace the starter. If the starter gets voltage but doesn't activate, bench test to see if the solenoid or starter motor is defective.
