> My past experience with starters is that if you have a problem, in a
> short time it will fail and the car won't start. However, we have owned
> a '96 Nissan Sentra 1.6 for about a year and it has developed a noisy,
> sluggish starter which however has never failed to start the car. That
> is, it's noisy and sluggish the first time you start the car in the
> morning, but it improves if the car has been running and if the car is
> hot, the starter works almost normally. Is this a characteristic of > Nissan's?
>
> Also, I have changed out a few starters in my time, but this one is
> concealed under the intake manifold, etc., and over some other stuff. > Sheeesh!
>
> Dail Singleton
OK, my computer is old and I need to reset the clock frequently, and before I sent the post I accidently set it to the wrong date.
Dail