
Engine spare parts starter motor STG93529 GM86R3033 GM86R3033-VPP GM86R3005 S50000-3708100A-002
Applicable models:Liuqi Chenglong H5 Tianjin Yuchai S06
Reference part number: STG93529 GM86R3033 GM86R3033-VPP GM86R3005 S50000-3708100A-002 S54000-3708100 S5000-3708100A
| Power horsepower : | 24V 6KW |
| Number of feet : | 11T |
| Size : | 33x25x20cm single unit inner box |
| Weight : | NET WEIGHT:6.1KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | Enginestarter |
| Specification : | 24V 6KW |
| Number of feet : | 11T |
| Brand : | NUOJIN |
| Number : | STG93529 GM86R3033 |
| Quality : | Renovate |
| Delivery time : | 10 days |





Installation Method for 24V Starter of Yuchai S06 Engine Equipped in Liuqi Chenglong H5 and Tianjin
Pre-installation Preparation and Safety Protection
Tools and Accessories: Prepare suitable socket wrenches, box-end wrenches, and Phillips screwdrivers. Verify that the new starter model is compatible with the Yuchai S06 engine, ensuring no external damage, intact gears, and functional terminal posts. Additionally, prepare a small amount of lithium-based grease and cleaning agent.
Safe Power-off: Turn off the vehicle engine, remove the key, and first disconnect the negative battery cable to completely cut off the circuit. This prevents short circuits and sparks during installation, serving as a key safety measure.
Positioning and Cleaning: The starter is usually located at the junction of the engine and transmission. After locating it, wipe the mounting surface with a cleaning agent or gasoline-dampened (wrung-out) cotton yarn to remove oil, rust, and dust—impurities that could affect installation fit. Simultaneously, clean dirt from surrounding pipelines to avoid scratches during installation.
Starter Body Fixing
Aligning the Installation Position: Slowly place the new starter into position. Adjust the angle to align the starter’s mounting holes precisely with those on the engine side. Ensure the starter’s gear end faces the flywheel to allow proper gear meshing. Do not force installation, as this may damage the gears or housing.
Tightening the Fixing Bolts: Insert the original fixing bolts and tighten them evenly and symmetrically with a socket wrench. The recommended torque is approximately 37N·m. Avoid over-tightening on one side, which could deform the housing and affect subsequent gear meshing and operational stability. For rust prevention, apply a small amount of anti-rust agent to the bolts—do not use excessive amounts to prevent oil seepage into the starter interior.
Electrical Wiring Connection
Connecting the Control Wire: Locate the solenoid switch control wire connector on the starter. Insert it firmly into the corresponding interface until a clicking sound confirms it is locked in place. Do not pull the wire forcefully, as this may loosen the connection or break the wire.
Securing the Main Power Connection: Attach the thick power cable connector (connected to the positive battery terminal) to the starter’s main terminal post. Fasten it with the fixing nut using a wrench, applying a torque of approximately 9.8N·m. If there is oxidation on the terminal post, gently sand it with sandpaper beforehand to ensure good electrical contact.
Organizing the Wiring Harness: Secure the wiring harness with clips to prevent friction against other components during engine operation. Install the wiring harness bracket (if provided) with a torque of approximately 8.4N·m to avoid harness detachment.
Post-installation Inspection and Testing
Re-inspection and Confirmation: Recheck that all fixing bolts are tight and wiring connections are secure. Ensure no tools are left in the engine compartment before reconnecting and tightening the negative battery cable.
No-load and Startup Testing: First, switch on the power and briefly turn the key to the start position. Observe if the starter operates smoothly without abnormal noise, and if the gear extends and retracts smoothly. Then start the engine normally to test if the starter drives the engine powerfully, with no jamming or gear grinding. If the starter is weak or unresponsive, promptly check the wiring connections or gear meshing.
Notes
Do not hammer or force tightly fitted components during assembly—use press/pull tools for assistance.
Do not directly rinse internal starter components (such as the armature and field windings) with liquid cleaners. Wipe them only with dry cotton yarn.
For testing, perform a 12V no-load test on the 24V starter first, followed by a 24V no-load test to avoid overload damage.
If unfamiliar with the starter structure, refer to the vehicle’s official maintenance manual or consult professional maintenance personnel.

