Porsche 996 911 Starter Motor Replacement DIY (1999-2008 Carrera 3.4L & 3.6L)

►No matter what car you own, not just the Porsche 996, the starter motor will need to be replaced at some point in its life. The starter motor is used to start your car&engine, using a small gear that engages with your flywheel. Over time, that gear can become worn, or the motor can wear out, which will either not allow your car to start or make some apparent sounds of failure. Rather than wait for your starter to completely fail, replace it before it leaves you stranded. In this DIY, Michael Hidalgo demonstrates how to replace a Porsche 996 911 starter motor. The job is fairly involved, so follow along in this step-by-step process to turn this into a simple job you can do at home in your garage. 00:00 - Intro and Tools Needed 01:56 - Disconnect Battery Terminals 02:37 - Remove Airbox Assembly 04:04 - Remove Throttle Body 06:36 - Remove Front Intake Manifold Plenum 10:00 - Remove Rear Intake Manifold Plenum 12:27 - Remove Left Side Intake Manifold 15:10 - Disconnect Wires from Starter, Unbolt, And Remove 18:11 - Install the New Starter 20:39 - Install Left Sid Intake Manifold 21:17 - Install Rear Intake Manifold Plenum 22:24 - Install Front Intake Manifold Plenum 23:46 - Tighten Down Left Side Intake Manifold 27:06 - Tighten Down Both Intake Manifold Plenums 27:42 - Install Throttle Body 29:53 - Install Airbox Assembly 31:29 - Conclusion - Thanks For Watching Fits These Cars - Porsche 911 1999 Porsche 911 Carrera 3.4L H6 1999 Porsche 911 Carrera 4...