Originally Posted by Mazmart
(Post 3781754)
The 09 version is N3R3-18-400 and costs even more. The N3Z1 is the latest version factory new one whereas the N3H1-18-400R0A is a remanufactured unit.
I hope that helps. Paul. Ok, this is what i have deduced so far.... Im a little bit confused with the numbers.... - N3H1 = Original (04' & '05 models) - N3H1 A = Upgraded - N3Z1 = Updated (standard with '06 and newer models) - N3Z1-18-400 -------> a better and expensive option (compared to the others)... for s2 units (FL rx-8) 07' and up (may be fitted to older models) - N3H1-18-400R-0A -------> this is the updated starter that Mazda now replaces, it was originally installed on the 2009-10 rx8's. And this same starter was approved for all models 2004-10 - N3H2-18-400R-0B -------> latest revised version for manual trans S1 models is and is remanufactured - N3H1-18-400A -------> (the original stock 04-05 models?) available and new does anyone know where to get the 09 version starter? N3R3-18-400 (09' and above) BHR http://blackhaloracing.com/products-...starter-motor/ they are selling which of the above starters? ---------------------> ?? ______ $375.00 Finish Line Performance http://www.finishlineperformance.com...cat=338&page=3 they are selling which of the above starters? ---------------------> N3H1-18-400R-0A ______ $349.95 ________(this means updated or remanufactured starter but not the 09 version?) Mazdatrix http://www.mazdatrix.com/getprice.as...8-400R-N3H1-0A they are selling which of the above starters? ---------------------> 18-400R-N3H1-0A ______ $357.23 Mazmart http://www.mazmart.com/ItemDetail.aspx?id=513 they are selling which of the above starters? ---------------------> N3Z1-18-400__________ $395.00 |
go to auto zone its 150 without core, 100 with core. Its a rebuilt 1 but a lot cheaper than buying a brand new 1.
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Originally Posted by Domenico
(Post 3873671)
go to auto zone its 150 without core, 100 with core. Its a rebuilt 1 but a lot cheaper than buying a brand new 1.
I might get one just to "try it" tho. |
Its for a manual, cant remember much about it. It works great for me.
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If you can, definitely go for the updated Series II starter. I just got one fitted as part of a TSB and it cranks really quickly, and I had the 2006 starter on it before. Definitely worth it! A quick google search yielded dealerdirectparts.com as having the starter in stock for $331.16 and free shipping.
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I just bought a used upgraded starter on ebay for like 85 dollars.
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Originally Posted by tigersilhouette
(Post 3873802)
If you can, definitely go for the updated Series II starter. I just got one fitted as part of a TSB and it cranks really quickly, and I had the 2006 starter on it before. Definitely worth it! A quick google search yielded dealerdirectparts.com as having the starter in stock for $331.16 and free shipping.
thanks for the wonderful tip !!! anyone knows which version is BHR selling? |
Originally Posted by tigersilhouette
(Post 3873802)
If you can, definitely go for the updated Series II starter. I just got one fitted as part of a TSB and it cranks really quickly, and I had the 2006 starter on it before. Definitely worth it! A quick google search yielded dealerdirectparts.com as having the starter in stock for $331.16 and free shipping.
quick search... they only deal with updated starters... http://www.dealerdirectparts.com/200...-rx-8-gt-4.htm http://www.dealerdirectparts.com/200...-rx-8-gt-4.htm no,N3Z1 units..... |
Best bet is to look on ebay.
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Originally Posted by Blacknightz
(Post 3889329)
quick search...
they only deal with updated starters... http://www.dealerdirectparts.com/200...-rx-8-gt-4.htm http://www.dealerdirectparts.com/200...-rx-8-gt-4.htm no,N3Z1 units..... http://www.dealerdirectparts.com/201...-rx-8-gt-4.htm The part number listed is N3R3-18-400, which is the updated (2009-2010) starter you're looking for right? I got the N3R2-18-400, installed through the TSB i mentioned before, which is for the automatic transmission. If you have a manual, you want the N3R3-18-400. The link above has it listed for 337.40 and free shipping. -Lawrence |
Originally Posted by tigersilhouette
(Post 3890078)
I searched and found this:
http://www.dealerdirectparts.com/201...-rx-8-gt-4.htm The part number listed is N3R3-18-400, which is the updated (2009-2010) starter you're looking for right? I got the N3R2-18-400, installed through the TSB i mentioned before, which is for the automatic transmission. If you have a manual, you want the N3R3-18-400. The link above has it listed for 337.40 and free shipping. -Lawrence i see... thanks Lawrence... these parts number are confusing.. Hopefully this N3R3 is the N3Z1 everyones talking about... |
Mazda always sells the "newest/updated" starter.
So it doesn't really matter which version you buy, as long as you order thru Mazda dealer you always get the newest one. |
i think mine is dead too min rx8 is a 05 and i still have warranty on it, do i still get free from the dealer or i still have to buy a new one???
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Originally Posted by TQCuong3th
(Post 3891777)
i think mine is dead too min rx8 is a 05 and i still have warranty on it, do i still get free from the dealer or i still have to buy a new one???
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Originally Posted by nycgps
(Post 3890744)
Mazda always sells the "newest/updated" starter.
So it doesn't really matter which version you buy, as long as you order thru Mazda dealer you always get the newest one. wasnt sure and always doubt that Mazda dealer always gives the new ones though... :scratchhe |
So I was looking at autozone and so on and they are $100-150 why not go with one of them? I know they are reman. but wouldnt they be better than the ones we got.... mine is already giving me the long crank until turning on.
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Originally Posted by Blacknightz
(Post 3893107)
wasnt sure and always doubt that Mazda dealer always gives the new ones though... :scratchhe
That's how it works. |
I have an '05 (with all major TSB upgrades) that starts great every time. Still, would it be smart to upgrade to this new starter? I plan on keeping the car a long time.
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Originally Posted by New Yorker
(Post 3902714)
I have an '05 (with all major TSB upgrades) that starts great every time. Still, would it be smart to upgrade to this new starter? I plan on keeping the car a long time.
I suggest that u need not replace it till u find it necessary to do so... PS: need to know if u keep on running bad starters, it will cause bad ignition everytime u start the car and in the long run cause u to have a bad running engine? |
I am in the same situation, 05 that starts fine with original starter. Actually I just installed an Optima Red Top, and it starts really well.
If the car doesn't start well, and the battery is fine, it probably means compression has dropped a bit. Repeated long starts will then quickly kill the starter, and start/warmup fuel enrichment may cause flooding or wear. I feel fine keeping my starter with the caveat that I need to keep a close eye on its performance. |
Hello All,
I'd like to ask for your help. I'm looking for a new HP starter for Mazda RX8 (2003, manual). I can find only really expensive solutions in the USA so I'd prefer to purchase it in EU. I'd prefer other solution as well: to renovate existing one. Thanks a lot in advance! Panka |
I bought a refurbished upgrade starter through ebay for $90 (excl shipping) and it works like a charm. Looks and works like new
Happy shopping! |
Hey everyone I'm having the starting problem. It really sucks. I bought my RX 8 from someone about 4 months ago and they put in a new starter. I was wondering where I can find a 350rpm starter or 300rpm starter. Also what rpm does the new and improved starter from mazda crank at?
Thanks in advance |
The original starter was discontinued in 2005. Any rebuilt or re-manufactured starter you buy today should be the updated starter.
If the engine has been replaced in the car under warranty, the dealer would have first have replaced the starter, to the newer revision, to see if that corrected any starting problems. |
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