What's the difference between starters for auto trans and manual ...

The only difference between the auto and manual starters is the gear in the auto starter sits about a 1/4 inch closer to the snout.

what's diff between starters for auto/manual trans

You can use a automatic starter in a manual trans but you cant use a manual one in a automatic trans because the nose is longer.

Auto vs. Manual Starters | ClassicBroncos.com Forum

The snout of the starter is longer on the auto starters. If you install an auto starter on a manual the starter gear will not disengage the ring gear.

Tech tip: Starter, Manual VS automatic - Community of Ford Truck Fans

However, the big difference is the depth of engagement of the starter drive. The AUTO starter drive protrudes 3/8” deeper into the bellhousing ...

Photo proof of differences between auto/manual starters

The nose cone on the starter will have either a strait across bolt pattern or a diagnal bolt pattern. This is what determins how close to the ...

manual transmission starter vs auto transmission starter

As stated, they are different. The starter drive gear on an automatic protrudes into the bell housing about 3/8" further than a manual. You can ...

Is there a difference between a manual and an automatic starter?

A manual starter is having to get into the vehicle and turning the key manually. Cars do not start themselves, that is what an automatic starter ...

Do auto and manual transmissions use different starters?

There is no difference in between manual and automatic starters. When I went from T5 to AOD (yea, backward) I used the same starter.

Is there a difference between auto and manual starters? : r/300zx

No difference, but if your car was converted NA to TT and used the NA transmission you need a shim for the starter.

Starter Motor Auto vs Manual - Chevrolet Corvette Forum Discussion

To my knowledge there is no difference between the starters for manual or auto. The manual has a flywheel and the auto a flexplate, but both ...

Manual vs auto starters | TDIClub Forums

Someone mentioned that the manual and auto starters are different. Regardless of internal differences, externally are they the same and so one ...

4.0 Starter diffrences Auto/Manual - The Ranger Station

The automatic has a longer nose cone. The only other difference is length of the shaft of the starter drive assembly. Everything else is the same.

What's the difference between ford explorer starters for auto trans ...

Using the manual transmission starter in the automatic transmission Explorer, and many other Ford vehicles means that the starter will never engage the ...

is there a difference between AUTO and MANUAL starters?

Yes, to confirm.....automatic starter and manual starter are different. Bolts do not align to the opposite transmission.

Starter question (differences between Auto and Manual ones)

On the starter that I bought with 5-speed parts, the starter has TWO wires = one is a direct positive (+) to the battery (red cover says 12V+) ...

Any difference between manual and automatic starters?

Is there any substantive difference between a starter from a manual transmission Jetta and one from an automatic? ... what the _real_ difference ...

Starter Motors - AT, MT - are they interchangeable? [No] - SOLVED!

According to the remanufacture the manual starter has 8 teeth on the gear and the automatic has 9 teeth.

Starter Motor Diff between Manual and Auto? | Ford Mustang Forums

I know that my 5.8 L engine takes a 10 tooth starter for it's AOD transmission. What does a T5 / 5.0 use? Is it 10 tooth or 11 tooth? Anyone ...

MK3 ABA- difference between manual and automatic starters?

It might physically mount onto the trans, but there may be differences in the starter shaft length or starter gear kickout distance. That's what ...

Do Automatic Car Starters Work With Stick Shifts? | AudioMotive

Most manual-transmission vehicles use a mechanical shift linkage that doesn't have a wired sensor for remote starters to verify that a car is in neutral gear.