Will your 28400-Z0L-V20ZB Starter Assy. *R280* replace this item STARTER ASSY., RECOIL *R8 Honda 28400-ZE6-003ZA?
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Hello, NO it does not. The 28400-ZE6-003ZA is a completely different Starter. Please contact us " CONTACT SELLER " so we could get one order for you as we don't have one in stock.
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It should fit. My best advice is remove your old starter and take a picture of it and compare them. Hope this helps.
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For this type of part we would definitely recommend using your old part number off the old starter. If your number is listed this is what we recommend for you application.
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Here Tricia, pics of the pull starter on my 128LD this should put your mind at ease. Perfect fit!https://www.dropbox.com/s/76rtigw9xz9e2fb/2015-04-30%2020.15.05.jpg?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/s/165n4sle5nj1a88/2015-04-30%2020.15.38.jpg?dl=0
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It might if its the older B&S, Check B&S Web site and get the part # for the starter first.
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Danny - I received my starter from "DB Electrical Starter-Alternator". My paperwork says to contact the seller if there are any questions. If you bought yours from this company I would contact them. Just as a note, after buying and installing mine, it turned out I had a battery with a bad sell. If the starter and battery went out at the same time....not sure. Hope this helps.
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Yes Dyna S is what I have om my 77 KZ 1000 fires cylinders 1-4 then 2-3 follow the accel test to make sure you do not have CDI ignition that is the other set of coils that accel has for four cylinder setup. Turn on the key and if you have voltage at coils you have induction type coils if you have no voltage then you have CDI do not hit starter just turn key on. Just go to Accel website and there is instructions for this test,
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Do not find a GZ but there is a GXWH35F. Is this one yours? Misspelled? If it is a GXWH35F. . . then yes is your answer.. . . . .. jim
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Matthew.. Check http://www.fi2000r.com/ for fitment and the product number you need. BTW - love the product. Bike runs nicely and performs well.
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I expect it would. I put it on my DEK Chinese copy. It may be helpful to realize the problem with my engine was not the starter originally, it was the compression release on the camshaft. It was made of soft stamped steel, and stuck in the operate position after a few times. This made the engine extremely hard to turn over, and destroyed the starter. I smoothed and hardened the release, and it has worked fine since. Unfortunately I annealed the spring while hardening the release, so be careful about that. Or you could beat the rush and buy a Honda camshaft, if you have the same problem.
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Hi there . I bought one of these a few months ago . My starter was cranking slow when engine got hot . After this one went in , Never had a problem again . I would recomend it to anyone . Mine was for A 2001 GMC SAVANA 4.3 2500
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Find you manual and make sure if your engine is 1MZFE. BTW, there are 4 sensors in 1MZFE, this one is for the code 1135(bank 1 sensor 1) and 1155(bank 2 sensor 1)
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This one won't work. You could get a new started gear for it but you might as well buy a new starter for the price of a starter gear.
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That 33328B is a part number from the starter, not an engine number. Check your old starter, if it has the part number 33328B on the starter this will be the correct replacement. Thank you, Greg
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Yes I belkeive it will. Make sur you take the time to shim it correctly. Also it is an AWESOME starter........well worth the money
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Yes it will fit and is about a 1 min install.(no electrical knowledge needed) Just locate your stock flasher relay and replace and your done. I have a Yamaha fz6 with LEDs for turn signals / brake light. Fixed the hyper flash perfectly with no need for adding any resistors. Ride on
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Wal-Mart had them when I bought mine. Really, all you need to do is measure the battery rack and then find one to fit that's 12v. That's the only real criteria.Also, for what it's worth, if you keep Sta-Bil or some other fuel stabilizer in the gas and start it once a month, you really don't need the electric starter. When I assembled mine, I added the oil, gasoline and followed the starting procedure as spelled out in the manual. I went from dry shipping to running like a top in ONE Pull of the recoil starter. It's that simple.