How many bolts in a F150 starter?

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Bryan C January 13, 2021
The starter in Your Ford F-150 is mounted to the transmission with three 13mm bolts and has battery cables bolted on top using one 10mm and one 13mm bolt. The first thing You want to do before replacing the starter is make sure that it is actually the part that is causing the problem. A faulty battery is much more common than a bad starter so make sure to have Yours tested, even if it reads the correct voltage at rest it may drop significantly when put under load. If the battery is good and Youve checked any other part that may be the issue then You should replace the starter. Make sure to disconnect the battery completely before removing the starter.
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David Watkins October 28, 2020
192,000 nuts 165,000 bolts 556 washers 80 clevis pins, 10 self tappers, 54 lag bolts..., 10 wood screws, 65 adhesive drywall puttys, 5 rebar wraps, 7p2 hurricane brakets, 9 simpson strong ties! 12fleshlights? 1 mean a*s lizard bite your weener kind!! OUCH! FRIKIN LIZARD! GET OFF MY WEENER!
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Devin leidig October 12, 2023
V6 is two bolts north and south. V8 has three bolts and one is by the transmission and you’ll need about 5 inches of extension and a swivel socket to reach. Also when putting back on id recommend that you put that bolt in first or second.
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Jeremy June 18, 2022
Four bolts to hold starter on and one for wire to battery
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