1982 GMC C3500 Starter Motor 8 Cyl 7.4L Proform

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168 Tooth

High-Torque Starter; High Compression; Compression Ratio:14 : 1; Finish:Natural; Flywheel Tooth Number:168-Tooth; Gear Reduction Ratio:4.41:1; Material:Aluminum/Steel; Mounting Plate:Staggered Bolt Mounting Plate; Power Output:1.9 Kilo Watts

Natural Finish

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$178.09 USD $213.71 USD

Brand	Proform
Part #	P7567052
Condition	New
Warehouse	B

C3500 Proform Starter Motor 1982 GMC

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Additional Fitment Information:

Vehicle	Engine	CC	CID	Block Type
1982 GMC C3500	8 Cyl 7.4L	-	454	V

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168 Tooth
High-Torque Starter; High Compression; Compression Ratio:14 : 1; Finish:Natural; Flywheel Tooth Number:168-Tooth; Gear Reduction Ratio:4.41:1; Material:Aluminum/Steel; Mounting Plate:Staggered Bolt Mounting Plate; Power Output:1.9 Kilo Watts
Natural Finish

Replacement & Maintenance Guide

Helpful replacement and maintenance guidance for Starter Motor.

System	Starting / Electrical
Description / What It Does	The starter motor cranks the engine so it can start. A failing starter may click, crank slowly, intermittently fail, or draw excessive current.
Replace / Inspect Guidance	No 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 Difficulty	Moderate DIY
Maintenance Tips	Maintain the battery and cables, clean grounds, avoid long cranking sessions, and fix oil leaks that drip onto the starter.