srosant Starter Motor for GM Cars & Trucks — 12V PMGR, 9-Tooth CW Fit (99–05 Chevy/GMC/Buick/Pontiac)

This srosant starter is a direct-fit replacement starter motor designed to restore reliable engine cranking for select Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Pontiac V6/L4 models from the late 1990s to mid-2000s.

If your vehicle shows slow cranking, clicking at the starter, or won't turn over, replacing the starter with a correctly matched unit can get you back on the road. The srosant starter is built to match OEM mounting, tooth count, rotation and electrical specifications so installation is straightforward for most mechanically inclined owners or professional installers.

Which vehicles will this starter fit?

This starter fits a broad group of GM cars and trucks from roughly 1997–2005 when equipped with the listed engine sizes. Confirm fitment by checking the engine displacement, starter part number cross-references, and connector style on your original unit before purchasing.

• Chevrolet: Impala (2000–2005) 3.4L; Malibu (1997–2003) 3.1L; S10 (1999–2003) 2.2L.
• GMC: Sonoma (1999–2003) 2.2L.
• Pontiac: Aztek/Grand Am/G6 (various 1999–2005 V6/3.5L fits), plus other models listed.
• Buick: Century (1997–2005) 3.1L, Rendezvous/Terraza when applicable.

How does this starter match OEM specifications?

The srosant unit is manufactured to meet critical OEM dimensions and electrical specs so it engages the flywheel and accepts the factory wiring without modification. It uses a PMGR design common to late 90s–early 2000s GM starters.

• Voltage: 12V; power rating: 1.4 kW for reliable torque delivery.
• Rotation: clockwise (CW) and 9 teeth to match flywheel ring gear.
• Type: PMGR (Permanent Magnet Gear Reduction) for compact size and efficient cranking.
• Supplied as one-piece replacement — bolts and mounting face align with factory locations.

What replacement part numbers and cross-references should I check?

Before ordering, compare your old starter’s part number against the extensive cross-reference list to ensure compatibility. The srosant listing covers many OEM and aftermarket references commonly used in GM service and parts catalogs.

• Included cross-references: 6481, 6491N, 10465384, 12563764 and many other common GM numbers.
• Also matches several legacy aftermarket codes (e.g., 3231062, 3361921A) used by rebuilders.
• If unsure, remove the old starter and confirm its stamped or printed number before purchase.

What warranty and quality checks come with this starter?

srosant assembles starters using new components and subjects each unit to quality verification steps to emulate OEM standards. The product is backed by a one-year free replacement policy to protect against manufacturing defects.

• 100% new internal parts — no core or rebuilt units in the assembly.
• Quality testing at the factory to validate fit, rotation and electrical performance.
• 1-year free replacement warranty and customer support with a typical 24-hour reply window.

Who is this for: This srosant starter is intended for owners and technicians who need an affordable, direct-fit replacement for late‑1990s to mid‑2000s GM vehicles listed in the fitment table. It’s suitable for DIY mechanics who can verify part numbers and perform starter replacement, as well as professional shops seeking a new OEM‑spec unit backed by a one‑year replacement warranty. If you rely on accurate fitment, confirm your vehicle’s year, engine size and original starter numbers before ordering.