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Denso K24Z7 Starter Motor - 2012-2015 Honda Civic, CR-V & Crosstour
You know that little moment of dread where you turn the key and, for half a second, you're not sure it's actually going to start? If your Civic, CR-V, or Crosstour has started doing that to you, clicking at you, cranking slow and lazy, or leaving you with nothing but silence, your starter's on its way out. This Denso starter puts an end to it. Bolt it in and your engine spins right over and fires like it should, so starting your car goes back to being something you never have to think about.
Sound Familiar? Then It's Your Starter
Dying starters have a personality, and once you've dealt with one you know the signs. Maybe it fires fine cold in the morning, but after you've run a few errands and it's heat-soaked, you come back out and it just clicks, that hot-start no-crank is a classic. Maybe you've caught yourself giving it a couple of key turns before it finally catches, or you're the person who's learned to smack the starter with a wrench to jar it into one more start. Maybe it's a slow, groaning crank that's getting worse by the week, or a grinding that makes you wince. However it's showing up, it's the same story: the brushes, solenoid, and bearings inside are worn out, and it's not getting better. And starters love to finally quit at the worst possible time, cold morning, packed parking lot, already running late. Beat it to the punch and swap it before it strands you.
Do It Once With A Denso
Here's why you don't want to cheap out on this one. Denso is one of the outfits that actually builds starters for Honda from the factory, so putting a Denso in isn't some no-name gamble, it's the same caliber of unit that was likely spinning your engine over from day one. This is a part you're leaning on every single time you start the car, so you want it right the first time, not back in here doing this again in a year because you saved a few bucks on a rebuild that wasn't up to it.
Make Sure It's Your Civic Si Starter
Quick one to sort out, because "Civic Si" covers more than one engine. This is the starter for the 2012-2015 Civic Si, the one running the K24Z7. If yours is the older 2006-2011 Civic Si, that car's got the K20Z3 and takes a different starter, so this isn't your part. But if you're in a 2012-2015 model from the list below, you're right where you need to be.
What You Get
- Denso K24Z7 starter motor
- Spins the engine over to start it
- From Denso, an OE starter supplier for Honda
- Direct replacement for a worn or failing starter
- Sold individually
Fits These Cars
- 2012-2015 Honda Civic Si (K24Z7)
- 2012-2015 Honda Civic DX/EX/LX
- 2012-2014 Honda CR-V
- 2012-2015 Honda Crosstour
Note: Denso starter motor for the 2012-2015 Honda Civic Si (K24Z7), 2012-2015 Honda Civic DX/EX/LX, 2012-2014 Honda CR-V, and 2012-2015 Honda Crosstour. The starter spins the engine over to start it; worn brushes, solenoid contacts, or bearings cause clicking, slow or intermittent cranking (often when hot), grinding, or a no-start. Denso is an original equipment starter supplier for Honda. This is the correct starter for the 2012-2015 Civic Si (K24Z7); the earlier 2006-2011 Civic Si uses the K20Z3 and requires a different starter. Direct replacement, sold individually. One starter per order.