Thanks in advance.
Goat
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Dennis
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Google it and you will find them from 71.00 to 150 bucks, I'd think 50
dollars mark up would be enough but if the shop is going to stay open
they need to make what they can when they can. There is a lot of
overhead and jobs like this help to pay the bills. Think of it as at
least 5 years of starter for 300 bucks or 60 dollars a year.
This one says it's a new Bosh,
http://www.partsgeek.com/gbproducts/WC/7953-01052566.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=ff&utm_term=1997-2001+Toyota+Camry+Starter+Bosch+97-01+Toyota+Starter+1999+1998&utm_content=YN&utm_campaign=PartsGeek+Google+Base
Changing the starter is easy on those cars (4 cylinder). However it is
rare for them to go bad. Too bad you can't have it towed to Advance
Auto or something and have it checked for free.
My 94 Camry had what I thought was a bad starter, but after replacing
it I realized that wasn't it. It turned out to be the battery.
Fortunately I was able to take it back because the terminals were on
the opposite side of the starter and I claimed it wasn't a direct
replacement.