
Tractor Starter For Fiat 9142687 9142840 443115144744
Applicable models: FIAT TRACTOR
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Reference part number:113381,63217121 9203 DRS3405, DM2134, CS795 9142840 62409, 300N11670Z,LRS944, MT71Z, 943217121,MS107, 443115144744, 9142687 443115144744 S9203 STG1739 8EA731785-001, CS795, 11130510 AZJ3195, 11130618, 11132157 AZE4242, AZJ3145, STG1739BW,STI1739UL, 32202, 17219, 27430
Product Attributes
| Power horsepower : | 12V 2.7KW /12V 3.5KW |
| Number of feet : | 9T |
| Size : | 25*16*16cm single unit inner box |
| Weight : | NET WEIGHT:5.8KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
Product Details
| Type : | Enginestarter |
| Specification : | 12V 2.7KW /12V 3.5KW |
| Number of feet : | 9T |
| Brand : | NUOJIN |
| Number : | 9142687 |
| Quality : | Renovate |
| Delivery time : | 10 days |




English Translation (Professional Technical Version)
The installation of 12V starters for Fiat models generally follows the core principle of "reverse disassembly". While there are slight variations in installation details among different sub-models (e.g., Palio, Grande Punto), the overall process remains consistent. Below is a universal and detailed installation procedure, including preparation work and precautions for ease of operation:
Pre-Installation Preparation
Tools and Accessories:
Prepare tools such as a 13mm socket wrench, 10mm wrench, box-end wrench, and Phillips screwdriver. Verify that the model of the new 12V starter is compatible with the Fiat vehicle. Inspect the starter for no external damage and ensure all accessories (bolts, terminal connectors, etc.) are complete.
Safety Operations:
Turn off the vehicle engine and engage the handbrake. If access from under the vehicle is required, use a jack to lift the vehicle and securely support it with stands to prevent falling. Finally, disconnect the negative battery cable to avoid short circuits during installation.
Cleaning the Installation Area:
Locate the starter mounting area at the junction of the engine and transmission. Remove oil stains, rust, and dust from the mounting surface using a cleaning agent or cloth to ensure a flat and clean surface, which prevents compromising assembly accuracy.
Core Installation Steps
Positioning and Assembly:
Align the new starter with the mounting holes and slowly place it into the installation area. Ensure the starter's drive gear properly aligns with the engine flywheel to avoid subsequent meshing issues.
Securing the Mounting Bolts:
Most Fiat models are equipped with 2 starter mounting bolts. It is recommended to first hand-tighten the upper bolt, then install and hand-tighten the lower bolt from under the vehicle (to prevent the starter from shifting due to gravity). Finally, torque the bolts to the specified value (typically approximately 37N・m; refer to the vehicle manual for exact specifications) using a wrench. Never strike or force the bolts.
Connecting Electrical Wiring:
First, connect the small terminal on the starter solenoid and tighten the terminal nut with a 10mm wrench. Then, connect the main power cable (usually a thick red wire) and secure the corresponding terminal nut with a 13mm wrench to a torque of approximately 9.8N・m. Ensure all connections are tight and can be protected by wrapping with electrical tape. If wire harness brackets or clips are provided, install and secure them simultaneously, taking care not to pinch the wiring.
Post-Installation Testing
Restoring Power:
After confirming that all wiring and bolts are properly installed, reconnect the negative battery cable.
Functional Testing:
Insert the ignition key and turn it to the start position. Observe whether the starter operates normally, the gear meshes smoothly with the flywheel, and the starter disengages promptly after the engine starts. If abnormal noise, weak cranking, or failure to start occurs, inspect for loose bolts, incorrect wiring, or a stuck starter gear.
Core Precautions for Fiat 12V Starter Installation
These precautions cover safety operations, assembly accuracy, electrical protection, troubleshooting, and other key dimensions. Based on Fiat’s official maintenance specifications and universal automotive repair industry standards, they ensure a safe and reliable installation process:
I. Safety Operation Red Lines (Highest Priority)
- Mandatory Disconnection of Negative Battery Terminal:Before installation, must disconnect the negative battery cable (black wire) and wait 5 minutes to discharge residual circuit power. This prevents short circuits, sparks, or damage to the battery or starter solenoid caused by tools touching the starter terminals during installation.
- Fall Prevention for Under-Vehicle Operations:If installation requires access from under the vehicle, use a jack to lift the vehicle and secure it with professional automotive stands (never rely solely on the jack) to ensure stability. Wear non-slip gloves during operation to avoid tool drops, crushing injuries, or falls.
- Prohibition of Violent Operations:Do not strike the starter housing, mounting holes, or gears with tools such as hammers or chisels. Otherwise, internal starter windings, solenoid contacts may be damaged, or the flywheel ring gear may be deformed, leading to subsequent meshing noise.
II. Assembly Accuracy Requirements (Affect Service Life)
- Clean Mounting Surface with No Foreign Objects:The mating surface between the engine and starter must be free of oil stains, rust, dust, or gasket residues. Otherwise, uneven installation will cause vibration during operation, which may loosen mounting bolts over time or even damage the starter bearing.
- Compliance with Bolt Torque Specifications:The 2 starter mounting bolts (M8 or M10 规格 for most Fiat models) must be tightened to a torque of 35-40N・m (refer to the specific vehicle maintenance manual for exact values; sub-models such as Palio and Grande Punto share the same torque requirement). Loose bolts will cause operational noise, while over-tightening may strip threads or damage mounting hole threads. The main power terminal nut requires a torque of 9-10N・m, and the small terminal nut 4-5N・m—avoid over-tightening to prevent wire breakage or under-tightening to avoid poor contact.
- Proper Gear Meshing Alignment:Manually rotate the starter drive gear during installation to confirm smooth meshing with the flywheel ring gear (no jamming or misalignment). If gears fail to align, adjust the starter’s installation angle—never force alignment by over-tightening bolts. Forced alignment will cause gear wear and starting jams.
III. Electrical System Protection (Avoid Circuit Failures)
- Correct Wiring Connection Sequence:First connect the starter’s small terminal (control wire), then the main power cable (thick red wire). Reverse the sequence during disassembly to prevent sudden starter activation caused by tools accidentally touching the small terminal when the main power is already connected.
- Wire Harness Protection Against Abrasion:Ensure wire harnesses are kept away from high-temperature engine components (e.g., exhaust pipes, cylinder blocks) and moving parts (e.g., pulleys) during connection. Secure harnesses with original clips to avoid insulation damage from compression or friction, which may cause short circuits. Wrap terminal connections with electrical tape or apply a small amount of antioxidant (e.g., petroleum jelly) to prevent oxidation and rust.
- Prohibition of Incorrect Wiring:Fiat starters typically have 2 terminals: ① Large terminal (B terminal) connects to the main power cable from the battery positive; ② Small terminal (S terminal) connects to the starter relay control wire (thin wire). Reversing or misconnecting terminals will result in failure to start, solenoid burnout, or even ignition switch damage.
References:Source Attribution of Fiat 12V Starter Installation Precautions
- The precautions related to Fiat 12V starter installation referenced earlier are not derived from a single original document, but rather integrated from Fiat model-specific maintenance materials, universal automotive repair industry standards, and authoritative technical documents. The specific source basis is as follows:
1. Fiat Model-Specific Installation Guides
- Details such as the specifications of starter mounting bolts, wrench sizes corresponding to wiring terminals, and the requirement for under-vehicle access during installation are referenced from the model-specific starter installation guide for Fiat Grande Punto. For example, the content specifying the use of a 10mm wrench to fasten the small terminal and a 13mm wrench for the main power terminal aligns with the wiring removal and installation details for the Grande Punto’s starter in this guide.
2. Universal Automotive Repair Industry Standards
- Precautions such as disconnecting the negative battery terminal to prevent short circuits before installation, tightening bolts to specified torque values, and prohibiting violent impacts that may damage components are universal guidelines for starter disassembly and assembly. These requirements are consistent with content found in industry resources including:
Pacific Auto Encyclopedia
Autohome’s starter maintenance Q&A and tutorials
For instance, Pacific Auto Encyclopedia explicitly states a starter mounting bolt torque of approximately 37N・m and a main power terminal torque of around 9.8N・m, which match the torque parameters provided in the previous precautions.
3. Professional Automotive Maintenance Teaching Materials
- Precautions related to component protection and testing—such as avoiding contact with internal starter windings and conducting no-load testing after installation—align with content from starter disassembly/assembly teaching plans for automotive repair professionals (available on Original Power Documents). These teaching plans are designed for maintenance practitioners, with specifications that closely reflect industry operational standards, serving as important references for starter installation.
4. National Standard (GB) Technical Specifications
- Content regarding electrical wiring protection and component insulation compliance adheres to the general requirements of GB/T 28046.3-2011 "Technical Specifications for Installation and Maintenance of Automotive Electrical Equipment". This national standard constitutes the fundamental guideline for the installation and maintenance of automotive electrical components, ensuring the safety and standardization of the electrical system during installation.
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