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May Promo 1970 Plymouth Fury Starter Motor 8 Cyl 6.3L Powermaster

1970 Plymouth Fury Starter Motor 8 Cyl 6.3L Powermaster

★★★★☆ 4.5/5 13 ratings
  • Features:
  • Clears Most Headers and Oil Pans
  • No Heat Soak Or Hot Start Problems with Encapsulated Solenoid
  • Durable Black Wrinkle Finish
  • Nose Style for pilot hole applications
  • Individually Dyno Tested with Proof of Performance Guarantee
Fits w/Mounting Block w/Nose Cone; 180 ft./lb. Torque; 14:1 Compression Ratio; 3.25:1 Gear Reduction; InfiClock System; Black Wrinkle Finish
Mastertorque Starter; Fits w/Mounting Block w/Nose Cone; 180 ft./lb. Torque; 14:1 Compression Ratio; 3.25:1 Gear Reduction; InfiClock System; Black Wrinkle Finish;
Mastertorque Starter
16 In Stock
Best Price:
$235.15 USD $282.18 USD
BrandPowermaster
Part #P669613
ConditionNew
WarehouseB
Fury Powermaster Starter Motor 1970 Plymouth
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Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Engine CC CID Block Type
1970 Plymouth Fury 8 Cyl 6.3L - 383 V
Description Specifications Reviews (13)
  • Fits w/Mounting Block w/Nose Cone; 180 ft./lb. Torque; 14:1 Compression Ratio; 3.25:1 Gear Reduction; InfiClock System; Black Wrinkle Finish
  • Mastertorque Starter; Fits w/Mounting Block w/Nose Cone; 180 ft./lb. Torque; 14:1 Compression Ratio; 3.25:1 Gear Reduction; InfiClock System; Black Wrinkle Finish;
  • Mastertorque Starter

Replacement & Maintenance Guide

Helpful replacement and maintenance guidance for Starter Motor.

SystemStarting / Electrical
Description / What It DoesThe starter motor cranks the engine so it can start. A failing starter may click, crank slowly, intermittently fail, or draw excessive current.
Replace / Inspect GuidanceNo fixed interval; test the starting/charging system yearly after 80,000 miles and replace when current draw, solenoid function, or intermittent no-crank symptoms confirm failure.
Job DifficultyModerate DIY
Maintenance TipsMaintain the battery and cables, clean grounds, avoid long cranking sessions, and fix oil leaks that drip onto the starter.
Information on technical characteristics, the delivery set, the country of manufacture and the appearance of the goods is for reference only and is based on the latest information available at the time of publication.
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