My starter took a dump and after pulling it off found that it's an AC Delco and not a Denso. Can this starter be rebuilt and is it worth it?

I ended up buying one from NAPA since I needed the truck.

Wish I could have helped but I have rebuilt neither brand. 

Starter died in the truck in the spring and the shop put in a Delco.  I have no complaints.  I have taken all my vehicles to this shop.  When I go there I tell him what is wrong and give him the keys.  I don't trust many people with my truck but I trust him.  Jerry does his research and finds out what's good and what's not.  Also when I took in for the starter they cleaned all the connections including the grounds.  Truck also cranks way faster now.  I kept my connections as clean as I could but they went through everything and what a difference.

Just a little update.

 

The Napa starter has been working great and was an excellent choice ?

Edited December 19, 20168 yr by The_Hammer

I should have kept my Denso Starter and rebuilt the contacts

 

I had replaced it with a Napa starter and the napa chinese starter crapped out in one year, Bad / broken armature or field wires drawing to many amps. Just poor quality starter. Acted like my batteries were dead when the batteries were brand new, slow cranking/ excessive amp draw

 

Swapped it for another since it was a lifetime napa guarantee

 

Next time I might just buy a new Denso for $400 that will last 10 years plus

 

 

Edited December 1, 20177 yr by GSP7