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Starter / 24V Starter Motor
This heavy-duty motor delivers strong cranking power using a 24-volt electrical system, ensuring quick and reliable engine starts even in tough conditions. Its robust solenoid, high-torque armature, and precision gear mechanism allow smooth engagement with the flywheel. Designed to withstand frequent use, heat, vibration, and high current loads, the starter offers long service life in commercial diesel vehicles.
By ensuring dependable engine cranking, the starter motor supports efficient ignition, reduced downtime, and smooth operation during daily use. It is essential for maintaining vehicle reliability, especially for engines operating in demanding environments or under heavy load cycles.
Key Features
- High-torque 24V starter motor for diesel engines
- Durable solenoid and gear mechanism
- Ensures reliable engine starts under all conditions
- Heat-resistant and built for continuous heavy-duty use
- Ideal for commercial vehicles and long-duty operations
Product Specifications
| GROUP | MODEL | REF. PART NUMBER | SPECIFICATIONS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18.030 | 3128, 2523, 2528 | A0061511801 | Starter Motor – 24V High-Torque Type |
Process Steps
- Disconnect battery and remove old starter motor
- Inspect wiring, mounting points, and flywheel teeth
- Install new starter and torque mounting bolts
- Reconnect electrical cables securely
- Test crank operation and voltage drop
- Verify smooth, noise-free engagement
FAQ
What does the 24V starter motor do?
It provides the rotational power needed to crank and start the engine.
When should it be replaced?
When cranking becomes weak, intermittent, noisy, or fails completely.
