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0986023430 DENSO STARTER MOTOR 24V 5.5KW 10T

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Product Attributes

Model No.ZWND180-ST

BrandZOWO

Voltage24V

Driving TypeOther

Control SystemOther

DC FormOther

Teeth10T

KW5.5KW

Supply Ability & Additional Information

PackagingCARTON,WOODEN PALLET,COLOR BOX

Productivity10000PCS/MONTH

TransportationOcean,Land,Air

Place of OriginCHINA

Supply Ability100PCS/DAY

CertificateISO9001

HS Code85114099

PortNINGBO,SHANGHAI,GUANGZHOU

Payment TypeL/C,T/T,Western Union

IncotermFOB,CFR,CIF

Packaging & Delivery
Selling Units:
Piece/Pieces
Package Type:
CARTON,WOODEN PALLET,COLOR BOX

0986023430 Denso Starter Motor 24V 5.5KW 10T

SPECIFICATION:

ZOWO NO. ZWND180-ST
TYPE

Denso Starter MOTOR ASSEMBLY

WAI NO. 
OEM NO. BOSCH 0986023430 
CASE 47435950 
DENSO 2280007550 
IVECO 42498115 
IVECO 5801710983 
IVECO 99486046 
LUCAS LRS01958 
LUCAS LRS1958
DESCRIPTION 24V,5.5KW,10T,CW
APPLICATION IVECO EUROCARGO 180 
IVECO EUROSTAR LD 190 
WARRANTY 12 MONTHS

Auto Starter Mazda Lrs1958


What is an Auto Starter Motor and where is it located?
An auto Starter Motor is an electric motor that helps start the process of internal combustion inside your vehicle's engine.  It is generally located underneath the engine near where the transmission engages with the engine. In some cases, the AUTO STARTER motor may be found on top of the engine near the intake manifold. The Auto Starter motor is the main component to your vehicle's starting system and is responsible for the initial turning of your engine until the ignition and fuel systems take over. Once the engine has started running, combustion in one cylinder drives compression in an adjacent cylinder so, as long as fuel continues to be applied, the system is self-propelling. In order to start this process, though, something must start turning the engine. 

Before the invention of the electric motor, hand-cranks were used to start automotive engines. Hand-cranking an engine was neither easy nor entirely safe. Occasionally, the engine would kick back and the crank could injure the operator, resulting often in a broken thumb or a broken wrist. Thankfully, engineers at Cadillac came up with the idea of inventing an electric motor that could start the engine. This made motoring safer and more accessible for more people. 

Although there are different types of electric auto starter motor, the basic principle of operation remains the same. The process of starting your vehicle begins when the ignition key is inserted into the ignition key cylinder and turned beyond the on position, unless of course you have a car or truck that has a remote starter motor. Remote starters just bypass the key, making the vehicle act like the key is in the ignition even though it is not. Either way, this action activates the ignition switch and, in turn, electric current from the battery is then feed to the Starter Motor Solenoid which in turn spins the armature which drives or [pushes" a pinion. That pinion engages with the engine flywheel ring gear and drives the crankshaft. The crankshaft of course translates the up and down motion of the pistons into the rotating motion that is needed to power the automobile. Once started and the key is released, the key will then return to the [on" position as a result of the [start" position being spring loaded. The ignition switch stops feeding current to the solenoid and thus the power supply to the starter motor is cut, shutting it [off" essentially.

The auto starter motor must also have some way to keep the engine from turning the pinion. The ratio of the ring gear teeth to the pinion teeth is very high, so once the engine is turning at speed, if the two gears were still engaged, it would turn the starter motor much faster than it could handle, causing damage to the motor.

There are two methods of keeping this from occurring: the inertia system and the pre-engaged system. In the older inertia style starter, the pinion is threaded on to the motor shaft like a nut on a bolt. As the shaft spins, the pinion threads out. There is a stop that holds it once it reaches the end and engages with the ring gear. Once the engine starts turning, the much faster movement of the ring gear essentially spins the pinion back and threads it back down the shaft. These types of starters require the pinion to start spinning before it engages with the ring gear. When the spinning pinion engages with the stationary ring gear, some wear of the gears can occur. 

To reduce this wear, pre-engaged starter motor were invented. In these, current from the battery activates a solenoid that pushes the pinion out, then another current starts the motor. The pinion on these has a one-way clutch like the freewheel mechanism on a bicycle. Auto starter motor today use the pre-engaged system, as inertia style starters haven`t been used on automobiles for many decades.

Some more recent starters use a process called gear reduction. This is the most common type of Automotive Starter used after the mid-1990s. Before that, direct drive starters were the most common automotive starter from around 1950 through the mid-1990s. While similar in operation, with gear reduction starter motor, the pinion is not directly attached to the armature rather they have transmission gears from the auto starter motor itself to the output gear that meshes with the flywheel. These extra gears provide more torque, thus allowing the starter motor to be able to turn over the engine faster and with less effort and drain on the battery. Gear reduction starter motor are also half the size of direct drive starters and weigh much less.

For an even more in-depth explanation of auto starter motor, including their history, more details on how they work and the different types, and more, check out our starter motor guide.

How do I know if my auto starter motor needs to be replaced?
Starters may fail to work due to either damage to the pinion (or the internal gears in the case of gear-reduction starter motor) or malfunctioning of the electrical parts. If the pinion gear has worn or broken teeth, it may not mesh properly with the ring gear and won`t spin the flywheel fast enough to get the engine started. Worn or broken teeth on the ring gear may also cause this problem. 

In order to keep the starter small, the electrical components inside are not designed to be very resistant to heat. As such, the auto starter motor can only run for a brief period of time. Cranking the engine for too long, or not resting the auto starter motor before cranking it again can overheat the brushes that carry current to the armature or the wiring in the starter. If this occurs, the armature may not spin fast enough to get the engine started. The electrical components can also simply wear out over time. This is more likely in vehicles that are frequently turned off and restarted, like delivery vehicles. Problems with the ignition timing could also cause the engine to kick back. Just as kickback injured people on the old hand-crank cars, kickback can damage the starter. 

A good sign that your starter isn`t working might be when your car or truck won`t start but the dash lights turn on when you turn the key to the on position. This tells you that your battery is working, which makes the starter motor the next likely culprit. You may find that the engine cranks slowly or not at all when you try to start it. It may also slip or make chattering noises. If you can hear the auto starter motor spinning, but the engine doesn`t crank then something is keeping the pinion from engaging properly. This could be broken teeth, or in the case of pre-engaged starters it could be a problem with the solenoid that engages the pinion.

Can I replace a starter motor myself?
It will take some effort, but it is certainly possible to replace your car or truck`s starter yourself if it has been determined that you in fact need a replacement. The most difficult part of replacing the starter may be accessing it. In most cases, you will have to raise and secure the vehicle and access the starter from underneath. Be sure to disconnect the battery before working with electrical components, and be sure that the engine has cooled before trying to remove the starter. With all that in mind, you`ll simply have to disconnect the wiring to the starter, unbolt it and connect the new one. Be sure you have the correct starter for your automobile. These may vary depending on the particular transmission and flywheel that your vehicle has.  

Need a starter replacement for your vehicle?
If you are having issues with your engine starter, it`s important that you address them quickly. You don`t want to risk damaging your engine or not being able to drive your car or truck. Then you`ll be in a lot of trouble. Remember, the starter motor is your vehicle's heart; it brings your engine to life and it sets your vehicle into motion. Like any smart member of the human race, you have to take care of your heart! If you are in need of a starter replacement for car, truck van or SUV then you have come to the right place. 1A Auto offers a large selection of aftermarket starters for many makes and models, and at great prices.

At 1A Auto, we offer brand new starters, not rebuilt or remanufactured. This means no core charge or dealing with the hassle of returning a core. Our aftermarket starters have all new components, and heavy duty bearings for long life. Our new starters also come with the correct starter solenoids for a direct original equipment replacement.

We also make shopping for a replacement starter for your car, truck, SUV or van easy at 1A Auto- we're here to help you select the right part for your vehicle! Call our customer service toll free at 888-844-3393 if you have any questions about our aftermarket starters, warranty, compatibility or to purchase, or you can buy online.

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