Luzern Plain AC - Schwarz

Marsoni

M251S

$272.50

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Luzern Plain AC - SchwarzDer schlichte Luzern Plain AC bentigt keine Ziernhte um zu berzeugen, sondern brilliert allein durch sein Antik Calf, das neben reizvollen Farbtnen auch eine angenehme Patina entwickelt. Die Qualitt der handgefertigten Herrenschuhe wird nicht zuletzt von der doppelten Rendenbach Sohle mit Messingnagelung garantiert.

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I used this as a replacement starter for a 2008 CRV. Quick answer, it works so far and sounds fine. It replaced a fairly newly rebuilt OEM starter - "factory rebuilt in the USA" - so much for them- very dissapoiinting. When I looked for replacement EVERY starter I looked at locally had horrible reviews online with consistency issues - some worked, some didn't. I figured, if that's the case, buy the cheapest one. So far this Boatrip is the real deal - beautifully machined and went in just like the original. I went ahead and took off the intake manifold - it was a huge job for me. I ended up tearing my throttle body gasket and didn't replace it. Now I have a fast idle check engine light. So, I'll need to take that part apart and replace the gasket. I guess it's sucking air and throwing off the idle speed. otherwise, the YouTube videos really helped on the repair. I hope I don't have to do it again. Good luck!

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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2025