Premier Gear PG-19068 Starter Replacement for Pathfinder, Titan, Armada, QX80, QX56, NV2500, Titan XD, NV3500, Q70, QX70, Q70L, M56, FX50, M001T30671, M001T30671ZC, M001T30671ZCKD

Couple years now in my 2017 Titan 35k miles. It appeared to be perfect match to original. I've recommended to several people. Hopefully keeps on working, hasn't missed to date. Very pleased with product at a fair price.

Replaced the factory starter on my 2013 Nissan Armada with this Premier Gear unit. The fit was perfect. No modifications needed. Bolted in smoothly, wiring lined up perfectly, and it started immediately. Been running strong for several weeks with quick cranking every time. Excellent option!

Installed in a 2013 Nissan Titan 5.6L. The unit i removed had no cone on it and i was concerned that it might not work, but all measurements lined up so i installed it. Seems like a solid unit so far. Has worked flawless for about a month of everyday starting. Sounds like it spins the engine over faster now.

I purchased this starter for my Infiniti QX80, and unfortunately it only lasted about four months before failing. This was especially frustrating because replacing the starter on this vehicle is a major job. It took me roughly 4½ hours to complete the installation the first time, and now I’m faced with doing the entire job all over again. Four months of use is nowhere near acceptable for a starter, especially considering the labor involved. If this were an easy or quick repair, it might not be as big of an issue, but anyone who has worked on a QX80 knows this is a big undertaking. I rarely write reviews, but I felt it was important to share my experience to hopefully save someone else from having to do this job twice. The price may be tempting, but based on my experience, the short lifespan just isn’t worth the time and effort.

Solid starter. New build and perfect fit. Definitely would recommend.

My 2014 QX80 with 115k miles was having intermittent starting issues. It had happened a few times after months of being perfect. The symptoms were that all of the sudden the car would not start at the first try, then after another try it would. The following days it would get worse, only a clicking sound but no start, then it started after several tries. Then miraculously everything was fine and it started with no problem for the next few months. Concluding that most likely the internal components (solenoid, bushes, etc) were worn out, I tried to find a repair kit to no success, so I decided to replace the starter. Replacement is pretty involved but not too difficult, it took me about 5 hours. Watch a good youtube video. If you have some experience with maintaining your car and you like to do it, go at it. While you are at it you may want to clean the valves from carbon build as well, and install new gaskets for the intake manifold. Problem solved, after replacing it with this new starter there has been no problems in the last few weeks. Update after a little over 7 months: the new starter has worked 100% of the time. One more comment that hopefully helps someone. I take good care of my cars and normally buy OEM parts for them. In this case I took a chance given the non critical nature of the part from a mechanical standpoint and the reasonable price combined with good reviews/experience from others. So far so good.

Worked perfect for our 2011 Nissan Armada!

Pain to install, but works great.

Excellent fit, no issues at all, brand new starter works like a charm!

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Excellent

Nunca mas tuve problemas con el arranque de mi carro

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