- Is a remanufactured Bosch starter as good as new?
- Bosch rebuilds the core with new wear parts and tests it to the same spec as a new unit. It is not identical to new, but it is a factory-brand part backed by a warranty. Expect a shorter life than a new Bosch starter in high-mileage use.
- How do I know the SR8584N fits my car?
- Match the part number against your old starter or your vehicle's OEM number. Check the pinion tooth count (11), rotation (clockwise) and bolt-hole pattern before ordering. Listings disagree on whether it has 2 or 3 mounting holes, so count the holes on your old unit.
- What is in the box?
- The starter with the solenoid attached. Mounting bolts and shims are not included, so reuse your old hardware or buy new bolts. A core return is usually required for the remanufactured price.
- Is $134.95 a good price?
- It is the best new price among the three stores listing it as of November 4, 2026. Remanufactured starters for this fitment typically run in the low-to-mid $100s, so this is in line with the market. Check whether a core charge applies before comparing.
- Can I install it myself?
- Yes, on most vehicles it is a two-bolt job with a battery cable and a signal wire. Disconnect the battery first. Rusty bolts and tight access are the usual problems, so plan for a few hours.
- Where is the Bosch Remanufactured Starter SR8584N cheapest?
- At Newparts.com, for $134.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Bosch Remanufactured Starter SR8584N?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Newparts.com, Partsgeek.com, PartCatalog.com.
