
starter 0001109333 0001115114 0986021640 1347058080
Applicable models:Fiat Ducato Citroën
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| Power horsepower : | 12V 2.5KW |
| Number of feet : | 9T |
| Size : | 24*12*16cm single unit inner box |
| Weight : | NET WEIGHT:3.95KG GROSS WEIGHT:4.2KG |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | Enginestarter |
| Specification : | 12V 2.5KW |
| Number of feet : | 9T |
| Brand : | NUO JIN |
| Number : | 1347058080 |
| Quality : | Renovate |
| Delivery time : | 10 days |





Fiat 12V Starter Installation Method
Pre-Installation Preparation
First, verify that the new starter is compatible with the vehicle model and clean oil, dirt, and debris from its surface. Prepare tools including socket sets, torque wrenches, and fine sandpaper.
Ensure the vehicle is turned off and disconnect the negative battery cable to prevent short circuits that could damage electronic components during operation.
Core Installation Operations
Align the new starter with the mounting position at the junction of the engine and transmission. Most Fiat passenger vehicles use two bolts to secure the starter—insert the bolts and hand-tighten them initially.
Use a torque wrench to fasten the bolts to the universal specification of 25–35N·m to avoid vibration during operation caused by loose bolts.
Next, connect the starter’s power cable and excitation cable. Tighten the power cable nut to approximately 8–10N·m and the excitation cable bolt to approximately 5–6N·m. Before connection, use fine sandpaper to polish the terminals to remove oxidation.
Finalization and Testing
If wire harness clips were removed during disassembly, reattach them to secure the wiring and prevent contact with high-temperature engine components.
Reconnect the negative battery cable. After powering on, first perform a no-load test to check that the starter operates smoothly without abnormalities. Then conduct an actual start test to confirm it can reliably crank the engine.
Citroën 12V Starter Installation Method
Pre-Installation Preparation
In addition to preparing a compatible starter and standard tools (socket sets, torque wrenches, etc.), some Citroën models (e.g., certain C6 variants) require removing the air filter housing, engine fuse box cover, and some ECU components to create operating space. Label all wire harness connectors during removal to avoid misconnection later.
Disconnect the negative battery cable as with Fiat models. If the battery is located in the cabin or trunk, remove the corresponding cover first before disconnection.
Core Installation Operations
Fit the starter tightly against the mounting surface. Most Citroën models use three bolts for securing—tighten them to 35±3N·m with a torque wrench.
Connect the starter’s excitation cable and power cable, replacing the nuts with new ones. Tighten the excitation cable nut to 6±1N·m and the power cable nut to 10±2N·m.
If components such as cooling hose brackets or oil breather pipes were removed, reinstall them in their original positions. Bolts related to the clutch receiver must be tightened to 18±3N·m.
Finalization and Testing
Reinstall the air filter assembly, fuse box, ECU, and other previously removed components. Ensure all labeled wire harness connectors are properly plugged in.
Reconnect the negative battery cable. After completing the no-load and actual start tests (as with Fiat), inspect cooling hoses and vacuum pipes for secure connections to prevent leaks during vehicle operation.
Non - Negotiable Norms for Safe Operation
- Mandatory Power Disconnection and Short Circuit PreventionIt is imperative to disconnect the negative battery cable before installation. For some Citroën models (such as certain C6 variants), if the battery is located in the trunk or passenger cabin, the protective cover must be removed first before operation. After disconnection, wrap the terminal with insulating tape to prevent accidental contact. It is strictly prohibited to plug or unplug the starter's power cable and excitation cable while the power is on; otherwise, the starter's solenoid switch or the vehicle's ECU may be burned out, and this rule applies to both brands' models. Meanwhile, wait for the engine to cool down completely before installation and keep away from high - temperature components like the exhaust manifold, so as to avoid scalding operators and deformation of components due to high temperatures.
- Key Points for Tool UsageA torque wrench must be used to tighten bolts, and operation based on feel alone is not allowed. The universal torque for Fiat's bolts is 25 - 35N·m, while for most Citroën models, it is 35±3N·m. Improper torque will cause the starter to vibrate or the threads to strip. In addition, do not directly bridge the terminals with metal tools for testing; instead, use a special test light to prevent electric sparks from igniting oil contamination.
Details on Component Compatibility and Protection
- Strict Compatibility VerificationThe new starter must match the vehicle's VIN. For Fiat's passenger models such as the Palio and Viaggio, avoid using undersized starters that are not compatible with the original factory specifications. For Citroën models equipped with the 2.7HDI engine, select a starter that matches the engine power to prevent weak cranking caused by power mismatch. When replacing terminal nuts, it is recommended that Citroën models prioritize original factory parts to avoid poor contact due to mismatched nut specifications.
- Thorough Cleaning and ProtectionBefore installation, clean the starter's mounting surface of oil stains, rust, and residues of old gaskets. You can wipe it with anhydrous ethanol and let it dry to ensure the starter fits closely to the mounting surface without gaps. Use fine sandpaper to polish the terminals to remove the oxide layer, and apply a small amount of conductive paste to enhance conductivity. Besides, both Fiat and Citroën require resecuring the wire harness clips to prevent wires from touching high - temperature components. For Citroën, it is also necessary to specially check the connection tightness of cooling hoses and oil breather pipes to prevent leakage.
- References:
Maintenance Data for Fiat - Related Models
The starter installation guide for the Fiat Grande Punto released by Tech Busy, an overseas professional automotive maintenance platform, mentions requirements such as disconnecting the battery circuit before installing the starter, securing the starter with two bolts, and specifying the corresponding nut specifications. These details are consistent with the core points summarized earlier, including that the starters of Fiat models are fixed with two bolts and the negative battery terminal must be disconnected prior to connecting the circuits.
The instructions on starter compatibility for models like the Fiat Bravo provided by auto parts platforms such as Auto Parts Hall emphasize the need to ensure a solid electrical connection during installation and compliance with the vehicle manual. These instructions also serve as the basis for the precautions in the summarized content, such as verifying starter compatibility and securing the wiring terminals.

