Fit and equipment details
Starter voltage, tooth engagement, mounting and engine configuration are critical. Slow cranking can also be caused by batteries or cables.
Match the Right Part to Your Equipment
Record starter number, voltage, tooth or flange information and the engine application.
Include the engine model, mounting and electrical or coolant connections as relevant, plus the original component number. One engine family may have multiple accessory variants.
Choosing the Right Replacement
Distinguish an electrical supply problem from a failed starter before replacement.
Check physical mounting, configuration, power or cooling connection as applicable. DCT will confirm whether the specified accessory is currently available rather than infer fitment from the product family.
Part Names and Identification
Related part descriptions include diesel starter motor, heavy-duty diesel starting components. Compare the original number, mounting and connections for your engine.