Chevrolet Captiva Service & Repair Manual: Starter, Replace
1. |
Disconnect battery ground cable. |
2. |
Remove power brake booster auxiliary
pump, as follows: |
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a. |
With engine OFF, apply and release
brake pedal several times until brake pedal becomes firm to deplete
power vacuum brake booster vacuum reserve. |
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b. |
Raise and support vehicle. |
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c. |
Disconnect power brake booster pump
hose quick connect (1), Fig. 1. |
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d. |
Disconnect power brake booster pump
electrical connector. |
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e. |
Release power brake booster pump electrical
connector retainer from pump bracket. |
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f. |
Remove lower two power brake booster
pump bolts (1), Fig. 2. |
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g. |
Remove upper power brake booster pump
bolt (1), Fig. 3. |
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h. |
Remove power brake booster pump assembly. |
3. |
Raise and support vehicle. |
4. |
Disconnect engine harness connector
(1) from starter, Fig. 4. |
5. |
Remove starter solenoid terminal nut
(4), Fig. 4. |
6. |
Remove positive battery cable terminal
(3) from starter, Fig. 4. |
7. |
Remove starter solenoid wire terminal
(2) from starter, Fig. 4. |
8. |
Remove starter mounting bolts (2),
Fig. 5. |
9. |
Remove starter (1), Fig.
5. |
10. |
Reverse procedure to install, note
following: |
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a. |
Torque starter mounting bolts
to 43 ft. lbs. |
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b. |
Torque positive battery cable
nut to starter solenoid to 80 inch lbs. |
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c. |
Torque power brake booster auxiliary
pump mounting bolts to 80 inch lbs. |
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Fig.
1 Power brake booster pump hose disconnection

Fig.
2 Power brake booster pump lower mounting bolt removal

Fig.
3 Power brake booster pump upper mounting bolt removal

Fig.
4 Starter disconnection

Fig.
5 Starter removal
Refer to Fig. 1
for alternator replacement.
1.
Disconnect battery ground cable.
2.
Remove drive belt, as follows:
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