OEM Jeep Starter Drive

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The Starter Drive for Jeep is a small overrunning clutch that grabs the engine ring gear during cranking, then lets go the instant the engine fires. Today's Jeep SUVs exhibit striking sturdiness while also being practical. The driver can match traction to rock, mud, snow or sand within seconds by twisting a knob in Selec-Terrain. The substantial ground clearance, strong skid plates, and genuine low-range make even the rugged roads easy strolls. The Jeep open top options let you see the sky and feel the breeze while trail rated water fording means streams cannot harm it. The infotainment screens function like a smartphone, and voice control reduces distraction. The recent updates add new functions while you sleep. A close-knit global community exchanges trail tips, parts and stories that keep pride alive. Each Jeep is engineered to withstand real-world use and not just for show. Replacing the Starter Drive is a mild inconvenience as it usually requires only basic hand tools along with a garage-level job. To prevent sparks, disconnect the battery before removing the starter. Label the wires and lift the starter away. Remove the retainer, slide the worn Starter Drive off the shaft and clear the muck, then check for burrs on the nose cone and ring gear. Fit the new Starter Drive on the shaft, ensuring the splines are aligned. Place the circlip and confirm it locks one way and freewheels back. Reconnect the starter firmly and battery before trying it out.