
Starter 0001172613 560297366AA for Jeep
Applicable models: Jeep
Reference part number:0001172613 560297366AA
| Power horsepower : | 12V 1.1KW |
| Number of feet : | 12T |
| Size : | 24*12*16cm single unit inner box |
| Weight : | NET WEIGHT:3.05KG GROSS WEIGHT:3.25KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | Enginestarter |
| Specification : | 12V 1.1KW |
| Number of feet : | 12T |
| Brand : | NUO JIN |
| Number : | 0001172613 560297366AA |
| Quality : | Renovate |
| Delivery time : | 10 days |




Pre-installation Preparation
Safe Power Disconnection: Turn off the vehicle engine, use an open-end wrench to loosen the fixing nut of the negative terminal on the battery, disconnect the negative cable and move it aside to avoid short circuits during operation. Wear safety goggles and gloves simultaneously to ensure safety protection.
Tool and Accessory Inspection: Prepare tools including open-end wrenches, ratchet wrenches, spline sockets, and torque wrenches. Confirm that the new starter model is compatible with the corresponding Jeep model, with no external damage and complete components. If gaskets were removed when taking out the old starter, keep them properly for reuse. Additionally, clean the installation location to remove oil stains and rust from the mounting surfaces of the transmission case or engine block, ensuring the mounting surface is flat and fits tightly.
Core Installation Operations
Positioning and Preliminary Fixing: Place the new starter stably at the mounting position where the engine connects to the transmission, aligning it with the bolt holes. If there are starter gaskets removed during disassembly, install them back in their original positions. Then insert the fixing bolts but do not fully tighten them, facilitating fine-tuning of the position to align the wiring interfaces.
Tightening the Mounting Bolts: Control the torque according to the engine specifications of the model. For example, for Jeep Cherokee models with 2.5L and 4.0L engines, the fixing bolts need to be tightened to 44.7N・m. For some models equipped with M10 bolts, the tightening torque can refer to the standard of 45±5N・m. When tightening, use a symmetrical and step-by-step method to avoid uneven stress on the mounting surface.
Connecting Electrical Circuits: First, fully connect the wiring harness plug of the starter solenoid switch. Then install the terminal of the battery's positive cable onto the B(+) terminal of the solenoid switch. Use a torque wrench to tighten the terminal nut to approximately 11.3N・m (for some models, the range of 12±2N・m can be referenced) to prevent damage to the terminal due to over-tightening. Arrange the wiring harness route at the same time to avoid interference with the transmission counterweight, exhaust pipe, etc.
Post-installation Testing
Power Restoration and Preliminary Testing: Reconnect the negative terminal of the battery and tighten the nut, then close the engine compartment cover. Insert the key and turn it to the start position, observing whether the starter can quickly drive the engine to run without abnormalities such as idling or abnormal noise.
Further Inspection: After starting the engine, check that no starter system fault light is illuminated on the instrument panel. During operation, pay attention to ensuring there is no peculiar smell or abnormal heat around the starter. A short test drive can be conducted, starting and stopping the engine multiple times to confirm that the starter works stably each time without startup delay or failure.
1. Safe Operation Red Lines
Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery throughout the entire process. Live wire connection is strictly prohibited to prevent short circuits and sparking of the solenoid switch.
Avoid touching the starter gear and metal parts of the terminals with hands during installation. Wear safety goggles and gloves to prevent oil contamination or injuries from falling parts.
If prying the starter to adjust its position is necessary during installation, do not directly pry the solenoid switch or coil area to avoid damaging internal electronic components.
2. Key Requirements for Installation Accuracy
Tighten the fixing bolts to the torque specified for the model (commonly 44-50N・m, subject to the repair manual). Never tighten by feel. Loose bolts will cause the starter to vibrate and shift during operation, while over-tightening may deform the mounting surface or strip the bolt threads.
Install the starter gaskets in their original positions and quantities. Do not omit or stack them, as this will change the meshing gap between the starter and the flywheel, causing gear collision noise.
Use a symmetrical and step-by-step tightening method for the fixing bolts. First, tighten the two bolts to a semi-tight state, adjust the starter position, then gradually tighten to the specified torque to avoid uneven stress on the mounting surface.
3. Core Specifications for Electrical Connections
Do not reverse the wiring order: first connect the wiring harness plug of the solenoid switch, then fasten the positive battery cable terminal, and finally arrange the wiring harness.
Control the tightening torque of the positive cable terminal between 11-14N・m. Over-tightening will crush the terminal or damage the terminal threads, while under-tightening will cause poor contact, overheating, and ablation.
Ensure the wiring harness is away from high-temperature or moving parts such as the exhaust pipe and transmission rotating components. This prevents harness aging due to long-term high-temperature baking or wire detachment caused by motion interference.
4. Key Points for Post-installation Testing
If the starter idles or gears fail to mesh during the first start, immediately turn off the ignition switch. Check if the starter installation position is offset or if the gaskets are installed correctly. Do not attempt to start repeatedly.
After starting, ensure the starter has no abnormal overheating or burning smell, and no starter system fault light is illuminated on the instrument panel. Conduct multiple start-stop tests to confirm the starter responds quickly each time without delay or failure.
If the starter is weak or the instrument panel lights dim after installation, inspect for loose terminals, insufficient battery power, or quality issues with the starter itself.
References:
Official and Professional Repair Manuals for Jeep Models
For example, the Jeep 200 Cherokee Service Manual details the starter installation process for 2.5L and 4.0L engines, including the positioning method of the starter and engine block, the connection steps of the solenoid switch wiring harness, and clearly specifies key parameters such as the tightening torque of 11.3 N・m for the battery positive terminal nut and 44.7 N・m for the starter fixing screws.
The starter disassembly and assembly guide for Jeep Grand Cherokee on AutoManuals.biz emphasizes that installation must follow the reverse order of removal. It also reminds to disconnect the negative terminal of the battery before disassembly, and to record the security code of the on-board radio in advance to avoid code loss after power failure. These points are also important references for installation.
Tutorials from Overseas Automotive Modification and Maintenance Platforms
ExtremeTerrain has released a starter installation tutorial for 2007-2011 Jeep Wrangler JK. It mentions that during installation, the battery terminal should be removed first, the heat shield taken off, the power cord fixing bolts tightened to the standard torque after installing the new starter, and finally the heat shield reset. Such practical details are referential for the installation of similar Jeep models.
Jeep Starter Replacement: A Step-By-Step Guide by ShunAuto not only clarifies the core safety step of disconnecting the battery negative terminal before installation but also reminds that the starter positive cable of models such as Wrangler is always live. It advises avoiding contact between tools and the vehicle body ground during operation, and mentions practical skills such as using a jack to support the vehicle for easier operation.
Summaries from Domestic Automotive Maintenance Knowledge Platforms
Multiple starter maintenance Q&A contents on Autohome summarize universal precautions applicable to Jeep models, such as prohibiting tapping the starter during installation, tightening bolts to the specified torque, and avoiding reverse wiring to prevent burnout of electronic components.
The automotive encyclopedia and related articles on PCauto supplement post-installation testing points, such as checking whether the starter operates normally and has no abnormal noise after installation. It also emphasizes the need to select a compatible starter model and the protection requirements for electrical components when cleaning parts. These contents are also integrated into the previous summary.

