Wilson remanufactured starters meet or exceed OE standards because they're remanufactured with In-Process inspections / tests throughout the production process. Components are gauged, sorted, tested and renewed, while vital parts are replaced with new. Every component and part must meet strict Wilson standards.

What Remanufacturing Means

Housing - Mounting threads & surfaces inspected and renewed

Bushings, Rollers, Springs, Caps - Replaced throughout

Brushes - Replaced

Solenoid - Renewed or replaced

Armature - Inspected, straightened and balanced

Commutator - Machined & tested for "run out" or replaced

Drive gears - Tests good and replaced

Lubrication - All pivot and contact points inspected and lubricated

Wilson premium remanufactured starters are tested to make certain they meet OE-quality standards for every application. Wilson has laboratory facilities to support engineering and quality testing of its remanufactured starters, and production samples are performance tested based on their application.

The remanufacturing process begins with our advanced R&D. We develop standards, builds, and processes through our thorough tear down and analysis of each starter. Before production begins, our quality begins with solid core processes to eliminate bad stock before going to production. Critical elements are tested and inspected throughout the assembly process. At final test, each starter is tested under load using application specific parameters. The report generated from the tester is included with each unit, so you can buy and install the unit with confidence.