
Starter 3695899, 3698436, 3698453 M105R3075SE STP3075MH for Cummins ISG ISGe ISG11.8L
Applicable models:Cummins ISG ISGe ISG11.8L
Reference part number: 3695899, 3698436, 3698453 M105R3075SE STP3075MH 3698453, M105R3075SE 3695899, STP3075MH, 3698436,
| Power horsepower : | 24V 8.5KW |
| Number of feet : | 11T |
| Size : | 24*12*16single unit inner box |
| Weight : | net weight:12.45KG gross weight:13KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | starter |
| Specification : | 24V 8.5KW |
| Number of feet : | 11T |
| Brand : | nuojin |
| Number : | 3698436 3695899 |
| Quality : | Remanufacture |
| Delivery time : | 10 day |





Pre-installation Preparation
Model Verification: Confirm that the new starter model is compatible with the engine. For example, the 24V starter corresponding to the Cummins 6BT5.9. This avoids installation failure or component damage due to mismatched models.
Tools and Consumables: Prepare a torque wrench (calibrated to the corresponding torque range), cleaning cloth, sealant (suitable for wet flywheel housing models, part number 3164067 is preferred), and a small amount of grease. If there are spacers or gaskets, ensure their specifications match those during disassembly.
Safe Power Off: Disconnect the negative battery cable to prevent short circuits during installation. Wrap the metal end of the cable with insulating tape to further avoid electric shock risks.
Cleaning and Pre-installation Positioning
Clean Contact Surfaces: Thoroughly remove oil stains and rust from the starter mounting surface on the engine housing using a cleaning cloth. For wet flywheel housing models, additionally apply a 1.5-2.0mm wide bead of sealant to the mounting flange. If there are sleeves, apply the sealant to the contact side between the sleeve and the starter.
Precise Alignment: Align the gear end of the starter with the flywheel ring gear, and manually fine-tune the position to ensure no deviation between the drive gear and the flywheel ring gear, avoiding subsequent meshing abnormalities.
Fastening the Starter Body Bolts
The number of fixing bolts and torque specifications vary by model. Most models use 2-3 fixing bolts. For example, bolts for the cast iron flywheel housing of K38 and K50 series need to be tightened to 215N·m; some models use M12 bolts, with torque controlled at 25-30N·m.
Tighten the bolts in a diagonal and step-by-step manner to avoid uneven force, which could cause cracks in the starter housing or poor fit of the mounting surface, leading to vibration and abnormal noise during operation.
Wiring Connection
Connect the Power Cable: Attach the thick power cable to the "B+" terminal of the starter solenoid switch. Check that the insulation sleeve is intact; replace it promptly if damaged to prevent leakage.
Connect the Control Cable: Connect the thin control cable to the "S" terminal of the solenoid switch. Ensure a secure connection without loose contacts, as poor contact will prevent the starter from starting normally. For some models with a jump start protection cover, install the protection cover and cover nut onto the M terminal stud.
Post-installation Testing and Verification
Reconnect the negative battery cable and perform an ignition start test. The normal start time should be ≤5 seconds, with no abnormal noises such as gear impact. The interval between consecutive starts must be ≥30 seconds to prevent overheating and damage to the starter.
After shutting down, check if the drive gear has fully retracted to avoid continuous contact with the flywheel causing wear. Meanwhile, use a multimeter to check the 24V system voltage drop. If it exceeds 4.8VDC, re-tighten the connections.
I. Safety Operation Points
Keep the negative battery cable disconnected throughout the process. Reconfirm the power-off status before connecting wires to prevent short circuits and sparks.
Do not directly touch the starter solenoid switch terminals with metal tools to avoid accidentally triggering the drive gear to pop out and cause injury.
Avoid standing directly in front of the flywheel housing or starter during installation to prevent injury from loose bolts or falling components.
II. Assembly Accuracy Requirements
The mounting surface must be clean and free of oil stains and rust. For wet flywheel housing models, apply sealant as required to eliminate leakage.
Tighten the fixing bolts in a diagonal, step-by-step manner according to the model-specific torque specifications (ranging from 25-215N·m). Do not overtighten or undertighten.
Precisely align the drive gear with the flywheel ring gear, controlling the meshing clearance between 0.5-1.5mm. Do not tap the gears to adjust the position.
III. Wiring Connection Specifications
Connect the power cable (thick wire) to the "B+" terminal and the control cable (thin wire) to the "S" terminal. Reverse connection or incorrect wiring is prohibited.
Ensure wiring terminals are securely fastened to avoid loose contacts, which can cause excessive voltage drop during startup (retighten if exceeding 4.8VDC).
Inspect the integrity of wire insulation; replace damaged insulation promptly. Prevent direct contact between wire joints and metal components.
IV. Testing and Usage Prohibitions
The initial startup time must be ≤5 seconds, and the interval between consecutive starts must be ≥30 seconds to prevent overheating and burnout of the starter coil.
After startup, confirm there are no gear impact noises or abnormal vibrations. Check that the drive gear has fully retracted after shutdown.
Do not test the starter before it is properly secured to avoid excessive wear of the one-way clutch or flywheel ring gear.
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