DB ElectricalAlternator Compatible With 1999 Chevrolet Silverado 1500, 1999 Silverado 2500 90-01-4385N, 90-01-4385, 90-01-4385, 1-2419-21DR, X8237603N, 8292N, ADR0217

Works real good spins real fast

I installed this in a 2000 GMC savana 3500 with 88k and the original AC delco starter. It went in with not fitment issues (though the bolt caps were metric, not a big deal though). Install was standard for a starter (hold in place, try not to drop it, and get some bolts started. What I was really impressed with was the power this thing puts out. Engine starts in a little bit over a second. Old starter took a few seconds to start. Product test sheet included shows a good test with strong power. I would definitely recommend this starter to anyone who needs to replace theirs.Just remember, lay out your tools, check the old starter against the new one, and always check your electrical connectors before you install a new starter (replacing a worn 20 cent eyelet terminal now when the starter is out is a lot easier than dropping the starter out later and having to re-install all over again).

Ordered it for a 1997 k1500 4.3 motor easy to install and great starter for the price

I was kind of skeptical of buying one of these cheap starters. Decided that for the price I couldn’t go wrong. It works fine and cranks my 454 over with no problems. Has been functioning in my c3500 dump truck all summer. It seems to be a well made part. I bought the extended warranty because I figured it was still cheaper than a new ac delco even with the warranty. So far I believe it was a good buy. If it dies I will disassemble it and inspect the parts they used and give an update.Update 3/13/2021Starter seems to have a very weak solenoid. Tried using it this winter during the cold and snow to plow. Click click click. Thought it was my new battery gone dead so tried jumping it with the battery charger and still just click click. Discovered if you clicked it enough it would crank and start. Not very happy with it after the winter we have had. Warmer weather and it starts like it is supposed to. Thought about just putting a new solenoid on it, but I did pay for the warranty. I’ll try to see how well they honor the warranty. If they don’t I may try putting the solenoid from my original starter on to see if it will work, but this one seemed to only give me problems when the temperature was below freezing.

Worked good and good value