Denso Starters (1 Viewer)

[ToyotaMatt]

Only a Real OEM Toyota or OEM DENSO Starter will have this RED and SILVER Foil Decal on it

 

[Gretsch]

That's it...thanks. Looks like my next project. Easy, cheap and may help. We will see.

Just did this today with same kit. Worked great. Did not fix my starting issue but I can tell she turns over much faster than before. Worth every penny.

 

[Spike Strip]

Will someone just buy a starter already?

None of this is rocket science.

We Is Picayune.

 

[Randy88FJ62]

@RAGINGMATT
Please pm me regarding the male connector posted above. I want.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

 

[Randy88FJ62]

Thanks for the connector and terminal @RAGINGMATT

Worked perfectly.

 

[Spike Strip]

@Randy88FJ62

Where do you get that special crimper?

 

[JHE4601]

That's it...thanks. Looks like my next project. Easy, cheap and may help. We will see.

Definitely not trying to short sale the guy making these cables because they look hella quality but you can easily make all of these cables. Get yourself a battery crimper, some 1/0 welding cable, heat shrink tubing and some battery connectors and there you go. I invested in a good pair of crimpers along with some quality wire and have slowly been upgrading the cables in my truck. I still need to redo the starter cables and some of the grounding. Plus its kinda fun to upgrade the old wiring IMO. haha. I have also been adding more fuse blocks and electronics so I'm doing a bit more extensive wiring. Anyways just my 2 cents.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

Thanks for the connector and terminal @RAGINGMATT

Worked perfectly.
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GOOD JOB @Randy88FJ62 !

Looks like u have it all sorted out

 

[Gretsch]

Definitely not trying to short sale the guy making these cables because they look hella quality but you can easily make all of these cables. Get yourself a battery crimper, some 1/0 welding cable, heat shrink tubing and some battery connectors and there you go. I invested in a good pair of crimpers along with some quality wire and have slowly been upgrading the cables in my truck. I still need to redo the starter cables and some of the grounding. Plus its kinda fun to upgrade the old wiring IMO. haha. I have also been adding more fuse blocks and electronics so I'm doing a bit more extensive wiring. Anyways just my 2 cents.

While true, I did not have all the crimpers and cutters needed to make these cables. I priced the tools and cable/ends out online and by the time I purchased all that I would be closing in on the cost of the cable set anyways. So I opted to let someone else do the work. The next time these cables will need to be replaced, someone else other than me will be doing it. @Fourrunner is good people and I am always good with helping out a fellow mudder.

 

[John Staton]

While true, I did not have all the crimpers and cutters needed to make these cables. I priced the tools and cable/ends out online and by the time I purchased all that I would be closing in on the cost of the cable set anyways. So I opted to let someone else do the work. The next time these cables will need to be replaced, someone else other than me will be doing it. @Fourrunner is good people and I am always good with helping out a fellow mudder.

I have more $ than time....ordered them and debating even putting them on myself.

 

[Randy88FJ62]

@Spike Strip
I used $23 generic crimpers that take care of GM connectors. They work with certain weatherpak terminals and apparently do a decent job with Toyota stuff.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005K006QS?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_pd_title