Just a word of caution. You have to make sure the heat shield is firmly mounted in place. The heat shield on mine (came with the new starter) had a habit of vibrating istelf in and out of contact with the starter power wire. It would trip the auto shutdown relay and make the engine shut on and off, or worse, like yesterday on the way to work, actually stick in contact with the wire. the car shut right off and I was left with no power to anything. All my battery juice was shorting through the heat shield. Luckily I had dealt with this before, so I knew to disconnect my battery as soon as I got the car pulled over. It was an easy fix, but if I didn't know what caused the problem in the first place, it would have been pretty frustrating.
Dan
